Cicero Pro Lege Maniliâ, Tr. by C.H. Crosse

This edition of one of Cicero's most famous speeches is an essential resource for students of classical rhetoric. Cicero's defense of Pompey's command against Mithridates is a masterpiece of persuasive argumentation and a model for subsequent orators. Crosse's translation is clear and concise, making this book accessible to anyone interested in exploring the art of rhetorical persuasion.

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