Cicero as evidence: a historian's companion

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2009-03-01otherChoice Reviews Online217 citationsclosed

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Classical Antiquity Studies Classical Studies and Philology Classical Philosophy and Thought

Abstract

I. READING CICERO 1. Reading Events 2. The Texts of the Speeches 3. Truth and Fiction II. READING ORATORY 4. Cicero's Forensic Baptism: The Pro Quinctio 5. More Problems of Partnership: The Pro Quinto Roscio Comoedo 6. Property and Violence: The Pro Tullio and Pro Caecina 7. The Citadel of the Allies 8. The Defence of Good Men: The Other Side of the Quaestio de Repetundis 9. Treason and Other Crimes against the Roman People III. HISTORY IN SPEECHES AND LETTERS 10. Candidature and Consulship 11. The Aftermath of the Consulship 12. The Gang of Three and Clodius 13. After the Return IV. HISTORY AND IDEAS 14. The Search for Otium 15. The Governor and the Approach of Civil War 16. The Mediator and the Partisans 17. Living with Dictatorship 18. The Ides of March and After 19. Answering the Republic's Call 20. Epilogue

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