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This volume presents four of Cicero's most celebrated orations: "Pro Plancio," "Pro Milone," "Pro Ligario," and "Pro Rege Deiotaro." Marcus Tullius Cicero, one of Rome's greatest orators and statesmen, masterfully defends his clients with eloquence and rhetorical skill.
"Pro Plancio" showcases Cicero's defense of Gnaeus Plancius against charges of electoral malpractice. "Pro Milone" addresses the controversial killing of Clodius, a political rival. "Pro Ligario" demonstrates Cicero's persuasive abilities in securing the pardon of Ligarius, accused of being an enemy of Caesar. "Pro Rege Deiotaro" involves the defense of King Deiotarus against accusations of plotting against Caesar.
These orations offer invaluable insights into Roman law, politics, and society during a turbulent period. Accompanied by notes from Gregor Gottlieb Wernsdorf, this edition enhances understanding of Cicero's rhetorical techniques and the historical context of these pivotal speeches. A must-read for students of classical literature, legal history, and anyone interested in the art of persuasion.
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