The Life Of And Character Of Marcus Portius Cato Uticensis

This 18th century biography of the Roman statesman and philosopher Cato the Younger draws on the writings of ancient historians and poets to present a vivid and compelling portrait of one of antiquity's most famous figures. Filled with anecdotes, speeches, and moral exhortations, Theobald's Life and Character of Cato remains an essential text for students of Roman history and literature.

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