Cicero’s Philippics: History, rhetoric and ideology

Marcus Wilson

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An introduction to the volume, surveying the recent history of research on the Philippics and the history of the Roman world in 44-43BC, and indicating where the present book breaks new ground and challenges the traditional interpretation.

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