Publisher's Synopsis
This comprehensive edition, "Opera Omnia Graece Et Latine," presents the complete works of Isocrates in both Greek and Latin, accompanied by a new translation, variant readings, and extensive notes, edited by Athanasius Auger. Isocrates, a prominent figure in ancient Greek rhetoric and education, offers invaluable insights into the political, social, and ethical thought of his time.
Auger's meticulous edition provides scholars and students alike with a critical apparatus for studying Isocrates' orations and letters. The parallel Greek and Latin texts facilitate a deeper understanding of the nuances of Isocrates' style and arguments, making this edition an indispensable resource for classical scholars.
This edition ensures that Isocrates' enduring legacy continues to inspire and inform contemporary discussions on rhetoric, politics, and education. The work showcases Isocrates' commitment to civic virtue and eloquent discourse, securing its place as a cornerstone of classical literature.
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