M. Tullii Ciceronis Quae Fertur Philippica Quarta offers a detailed examination of Cicero's fourth Philippic oration. This work provides valuable insights into the political climate of ancient Rome during a pivotal period. August W. Krause's edition aims to shed light on Cicero's rhetorical skill and his impact on Roman politics.
Students and scholars of classical literature and Roman history will find this an invaluable resource for understanding Cicero's arguments against Mark Antony and his defense of the Roman Republic. The text captures the essence of Cicero's powerful oratory and its enduring relevance to the study of political thought and action.
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