Plutarch, כרך 111Twayne Publishers, 1970 - 177 עמודים |
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עמוד 58
... Cicero declaim in Greek , lamented that even the Greek art of oratory had passed on to the Romans . Moreover , Cicero learned philosophy from Poseidonius in Rhodes , and , like Demosthenes , he perfected his speech delivery by ...
... Cicero declaim in Greek , lamented that even the Greek art of oratory had passed on to the Romans . Moreover , Cicero learned philosophy from Poseidonius in Rhodes , and , like Demosthenes , he perfected his speech delivery by ...
עמוד 59
... Cicero who was inclined to gossip excessively . Thus , paradoxically , the verbal agility which helped elevate Cicero to a position of honor and importance in Rome also was to assist in the deterioration of his reputation . Plutarch ...
... Cicero who was inclined to gossip excessively . Thus , paradoxically , the verbal agility which helped elevate Cicero to a position of honor and importance in Rome also was to assist in the deterioration of his reputation . Plutarch ...
עמוד 60
... Cicero then was subjected to strong counterpressures from the new contenders for Caesar's power , each of whom sought the endorsement of the celebrated and influential orator - statesman . Cicero eventually threw his sup- port in the ...
... Cicero then was subjected to strong counterpressures from the new contenders for Caesar's power , each of whom sought the endorsement of the celebrated and influential orator - statesman . Cicero eventually threw his sup- port in the ...
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