De Tropis Et Figuris, Quae Inveniuntur in Orationibus Demosthenis Et Ciceronis

This scholarly work explores the use of rhetorical devices in the speeches of Demosthenes and Cicero, two of the greatest orators of the ancient world. The author provides a detailed analysis of the linguistic structures and strategies employed by both speakers, shedding light on their persuasive techniques and the cultural context in which they lived. Students of ancient history, rhetoric, or language will find this book a valuable resource.

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