Lettres De Ciceron à Atticus, Avec Des Remarques Et Le Texte Lat. De L'Ã(c)d. De GrÃ]vius, Par M. L. Mongault

Lettres de Cic廨on ?Atticus est une collection pr嶰ieuse de la correspondance entre le c幨鋐re homme d'尒at et orateur romain Cic廨on et son ami intime Titus Pomponius Atticus. Cette 嶮ition, pr廥ent嶪 avec des remarques et le texte latin de l'嶮ition de Graevius, enrichie par le travail de M. L. Mongault, offre un aper蓰 unique de la vie personnelle et politique de Cic廨on.

Ces lettres, 嶰rites dans un latin 幨嶲ant et traduites ici en fran蓷is, r憝鋩ent les pens嶪s, les espoirs et les craintes de Cic廨on pendant une p廨iode cruciale de l'histoire romaine. Elles t幦oignent de son r?le actif dans la politique, de ses r嶨lexions philosophiques et de sa profonde amiti?avec Atticus. Un document inestimable pour les 彋udiants en histoire romaine, en litt廨ature latine et pour tous ceux qui s'int廨essent ?la vie et ?l'?uvre de l'un des plus grands esprits de l'Antiquit?

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