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| Preface to the first and second editions | ||
| Introduction to the third edition | ||
| I | The Greek Background | 1 |
| II | Rhetoric at Rome Under the Republic | 10 |
| III | Ars Rhetorica | 23 |
| IV | Roman Oratory Before Cicero | 38 |
| V | Cicero's Rhetorical Theory | 50 |
| VI | Ciceronian Oratory I | 62 |
| VII | Ciceronian Oratory II | 73 |
| VIII | Declamation | 85 |
| IX | Oratory Under the Empire | 100 |
| X | Quintilian and Rhetorical Theory | 109 |
| XI | Quintilian and Rhetorical Teaching | 120 |
| XII | The Age of the Antonines | 130 |
| XIII | Rhetoric in the Later Roman Empire | 139 |
| XIV | Rhetoric and Christianity | 148 |
| XV | Conclusion | 158 |
| Notes | 165 | |
| Bibliography | 198 | |
| Index | 202 |
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Shinichi Fujimoto
reviewed Rhetoric at Rome: A Historical Survey on November 23, 2017
Rhetoric at Rome: A Historical Survey
The papersin this collection are a mixed bag. I found Williamson on Medea interesting and compelling; Gill on Self in Hippolytus was very interesting in glimpses, but laboured. March on Euripides' misogyny did not always seem to argue a case rather espousing a sympathetic Euripides with a final paragraph turning back to misogyny. An interesting collection, but...
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