M. Tullii Ciceronis De Oratore Liber Primus offers a comprehensive exploration of Cicero's seminal work on oratory. This edition, enhanced with the notes of K. W. Piderit and translated and edited by A. S. Wilkins, provides invaluable insights into the art of public speaking and persuasive communication as practiced in ancient Rome.
Cicero's treatise delves into the qualities of an ideal orator, examining the necessary skills, knowledge, and ethical considerations. From mastering language and style to understanding human psychology, 'De Oratore' remains a cornerstone of rhetorical studies. This edition is essential reading for students of classical literature, rhetoric, and anyone interested in the enduring principles of effective communication.
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