Vie De CicÃ(c)ron Et Parallèle De DÃ(c)mosthène Et De CicÃ(c)ron

Vie de Cic廨on et Parall鋩e de D幦osth鋝e et de Cic廨on by Plutarch, translated and annotated by Henri Petitmangin, offers a fascinating glimpse into the lives of two of history's greatest orators. This edition, dating back to 1902, presents Plutarch's biographical account of Cicero alongside a comparative analysis of Cicero and Demosthenes. Through Plutarch's insightful prose, readers can explore the political and intellectual landscape of ancient Rome and Greece, gaining a deeper understanding of Cicero's impact on Roman law and politics and the enduring influence of classical rhetoric. This work provides invaluable insights into the character, accomplishments, and historical context of these influential figures.

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