The letters of January to April 43 BC

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The letters of January to April 43 BC

Cicero ; edited with an introduction, translation & commentary by M.M. Willcock

Aris & Phillips, c1995

  • : cloth
  • : limp

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Correspondence

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注記

Bibliography: p. [v]-[vi]

Includes indexes

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内容説明

This edition contains the thirty-three letters which survive from those exchanged between Cicero and his correspondents between the beginning of January and the end of April, 43 B.C. This was a key period of Roman history, when the forces of the Senate, supported by the precocious young Octavian, faced Mark Antony in north Italy, leading to the battle of Mutina (Modena) in April, and the defeat of Antony. The period has the dramatic quality of a tragedy, especially considering the events of the following months. Cicero, now aged sixty-three, is deeply involved in all the political actions, and in touch with most of the protagonists in the confused scenario. Cicero's Letters are normally read, if at all, in selection. Continuous reading of all that survives from a given period is far more interesting, and puts the reader in close contact with the feelings and experiences of those who were living at the time. Latin text with facing-page English translation, introduction and commentary.

目次

Preface Bibliography Introduction 1. Cicero's Letters 2. Cicero's life and times 3. Events from the death of Caesar in March 44 to January 43 4. January to April 43 5. The Roman calendar 6. The text THE LETTERS OF JANUARY TO APRIL 43 The letters Text and translation Commentary Maps 1. The provinces of the Roman Empire in 43 B.C. 2. Cisalpine Gaul Appendixes 1. The eighteen months following April 43 2. The later fates of those named in the correspondence Concordance Indexes 1. The other writings of Cicero 2. General

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