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On Government

โœ Scribed by Marcus Cicero


Publisher
Penguin Group USA, Inc.
Year
2010;2006
Tongue
English
Weight
480 KB
Category
Fiction
ISBN
0141912537

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โœฆ Synopsis


Cicero, writes Michael Grant in his Introduction to this superb selection, is 'by far Rome's most enlightening polictical thinker, and perhaps its greatest.'

Marcus Tullius Cicero (106-43 B.C.) was a key figure in the turbulent closing years of the Roman Republic. The principles he expounded, occasionally compromised, and eventually died for, draw on wide practical experience as well as deep knowledge and reflection.

Against Verres sealed the fate of a corrupt provincial governor and made Cicero's reputation; the Philippics , a brilliant series of attack on one-man rule, and on Mark Antony in particular, cost him his life. For Murena and For Balbus , by contrast, are examples of expediency in action. All appear here complete or in extract, along with treatises On Laws and On the State , and the Brutus , a masterly survey of Roman oratory in an era when statesmen were above all public speakers. Such works, suggests Michael...


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