Cicero

W. Lucas Collins's «Cicero» offers a profound exploration of the life and works of one of ancient Rome's most influential orators and philosophers. Through a masterful blend of historical narrative and critical analysis, Collins situates Cicero within the political and social turbulence of the late Roman Republic, articulating the complexities of his rhetoric and philosophy. The text is distinguished by Collins's elegant prose and his ability to weave together biographical details with incisive commentary on Cicero's contributions to law, governance, and moral philosophy, reflecting both a scholarly rigor and... Dalej