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(author): MacKendrick, Paul
Title
(): The Speeches of CiceroContext, Law, Rhetoric
Details
(place)London: (publisher)Duckworth, 1995
Identifier
MACKENDRICK 1995
Topics
Comments
A uniquely concrete and useful quantified analysis of the rhetoric of Cicero's speeches.
Information basis
Electronic Version
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