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This useful student text, first published in 1893, consists of anintroduction covering the historica...
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This useful student text, first published in 1893, consists of anintroduction covering the historical background to Milo's trial for themurder of Clodius in 52 BC, the political significance of the trial, and Cicero's treatment of the case. The Latin text of the speech isfollowed by extensive notes, a short analysis of the structure of thespeech, and indexes. Finally, Asconius' commentary (in Latin) isincluded.
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Full name
Cicero
Author
Marcus Tullius Cicero
Language
English
English
Binding
Book - Paperback
Date of issue
1991
Number of pages
178
EAN
9780906515501
ISBN
0906515505
Libristo code
04760505
Publishers
Bloomsbury Publishing
Weight
238
Dimensions
149 x 210 x 11
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