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1 Etruscan influences on the development of Roman rhetoric and literature 3
2 Forces shaping the transition from Greek to Roman rhetoric 23
3 Kairos in the Roman reception of Greek rhetoric 38
4 When rhetoric was outlawed in Rome : the censure of Greek rhetoric and the emergence of Roman declamation 63
5 The "Latinization" of Greek rhetoric : a revolution of attitude 79
6 The "Hellenization" of Marcus Tullius Cicero 106
7 Cicero "Latinizes" Hellenic ethos 123
8 The effects of the Roman revolution on the rhetorical tradition of Athens and the second sophistic 138
9 A study of the Roman patronage of Greek oratorical and literary contests : the Amphiareion of Oropos 152
10 Rhetoric at Rhodes : Greek rhetoric in a Roman world 164
11 Severance and restraint : rhetoric in the Greek-speaking East and the Latin-speaking West 180
12 Conclusion : the symbiotic relationship of Greek rhetoric and Roman culture 197
Works consulted 201
Works cited 205
Index 213
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