Opera: Orationes Pro Caelio, De Provinciis Consularibus, Pro Balbo, In Pisonem, Pro Milone, Rabirio, Marcello, Ligario, R. Deiotaro, Philippicae Xiv., (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781273796104)

This volume, entitled "Opera, Volume 5," presents a collection of orations by Marcus Tullius Cicero, a towering figure in Roman history and literature. Included are Cicero's speeches "Pro Caelio," "De Provinciis Consularibus," "Pro Balbo," "In Pisonem," "Pro Milone," "Rabirio," "Marcello," "Ligario," "R. Deiotaro," and "Philippicae XIV." Also featured are "Post Reditum In Senatu," "Ad Quirites," "Pro Domo," and "De Haruspicum Responsis."

Edited by Johann August Ernesti and Karl Friedrich August Nobbe, this compilation offers invaluable insights into Roman politics, society, and legal practices. Cicero's mastery of rhetoric and his passionate defense of the Roman Republic make these orations timeless examples of persuasive oratory and essential reading for students of classical history, literature, and political science.

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