Oraciones Escogidas De M. T. Ciceron V2 (1854)

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Selected speeches by Marcus Tullius Cicero highlight his mastery in rhetoric and public speaking, addressing pivotal issues in politics, law, and philosophy. This Spanish-language collection includes notable addresses against figures like Catiline and Antony, reflecting Cicero's challenges and achievements. Published in 1854, it serves as a key resource for those studying Latin and Roman history, as well as the art of oration. The book is a facsimile reprint of the original work, preserving its cultural significance despite potential imperfections.