Of all the philosophical and rhetorical treatises of Cicero, his
three books On the Orator (de Oratore) represent perhaps the most
polished and appealing. Here is Rome's consummate orator and
composer of forensic and political speeches, at the height of his
powers, giving the considered results of his personal
experience--not the dry theorising and bickering of different
schools of declamation--in a way which continually keeps in view
the practical needs of one who wishes to play the part of a true
Roman citizen in the contests of the popular assemblies and the
law-courts. This edition, originally published in 1892, has never
been superseded. The information in its extensive introduction and
in the meticulous annotation make it essential for any serious
study of the work.
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