Letters to Atticus, Volume I
| Autors | Cicero |
|---|---|
| Izdevējs | Harvard University Press |
| Izdošanas gads | 1999 gads |
| Valoda | Anglų k. |
| Lappuses | 352 lapas |
| Formāts | Cietais vāks |
| Žanrs | Literary studies: classical, early & medieval, Other prose: classical, early & medieval, Literature - Classics / Criticism, Ancient Rome - History, Letters And Correspondence, History, Latin, History: World, Ancient Rome, Ancient World, Roman Literature, Letters, Atticus, Titus Pomponius, Cicero, Marcus Tullius, Correspondence, Ancient - Rome |
| ISBN | 9780674995710 |
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Discover the rich correspondence of Marcus Tullius Cicero in Letters to Atticus, Volume I, a captivating collection published in 1999. This 352-page book offers an intimate glimpse into Cicero's thoughts and experiences as he writes to his dear friend Atticus. Through these letters, Cicero reveals his innermost feelings and reflections during a pivotal time in Roman history, characterized by the ascent of Julius Caesar and the decline of the Republic. This volume not only showcases Cicero's eloquence but also serves as a vital historical document, providing insights into the political and social dynamics of Ancient Rome. Perfect for enthusiasts of classical literature and history, Letters to Atticus is an essential addition to any bookshelf, inviting readers to explore the profound connections of friendship amidst the turmoil of the ancient world.
