The Three Dialogues of M. T. Cicero on the Orator

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In 1857, this collection of Cicero's rhetorical works showcases his belief in the necessity of a broad knowledge base for effective oratory. It includes key texts such as "Orator," which defends this notion, "Topica," summarizing Aristotle's ideas, and "Oratoriae Partitiones," focusing on speech structure. Additionally, "Brutus" offers insights into notable Greek and Roman orators, while "De Oratore," considered Cicero's masterpiece, is presented in translation. This volume highlights Cicero's enduring influence on the art of rhetoric.