Against Verres
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In "Against Verres," Marcus Tullius Cicero delivers a masterful set of speeches that embody the principles of Roman rhetoric while deftly critiquing the corrupt provincial governor, Gaius Verres. Written in 70 BCE, this work is a pivotal example of Roman oratory, highlighting Cicero's skillful use of pathos, ethos, and logos to sway public opinion. Cicero meticulously chronicles the abuses of powe...
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In "Against Verres," Marcus Tullius Cicero delivers a masterful set of speeches that embody the principles of Roman rhetoric while deftly critiquing the corrupt provincial governor, Gaius Verres. Written in 70 BCE, this work is a pivotal example of Roman oratory, highlighting Cicero's skillful use of pathos, ethos, and logos to sway public opinion. Cicero meticulously chronicles the abuses of powe...
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