De Divinatione Libri Dou Libride Fato Quae Manserunt

Two of Cicero's most famous treatises on the nature of divination and fate, presented here in a clear and accessible translation. In these works, Cicero explores the mysteries of the universe and the role of the gods in human affairs, offering insights into the philosophical and spiritual traditions of ancient Rome.

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