"Speeches Against Catilina" presents Marcus Tullius Cicero's powerful orations delivered to the Roman Senate, denouncing the conspiracy of Catiline. This edition, edited by Karl Halm and E. A. Upcott, offers valuable insights into the political turmoil of the late Roman Republic and Cicero's masterful use of rhetoric.
These speeches are a cornerstone of classical literature, providing a vivid account of a pivotal moment in Roman history. Cicero's impassioned defense of the Republic against Catiline's treasonous plot remains a testament to the power of eloquence and civic duty. Students of history, political science, and classical languages will find this edition an invaluable resource.
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