Leading scholars in the field of Latin prose explore Roman oratory through an analysis of the interplay of form and function. They examine both the speeches of Cicero, Pliny and Apuleius, and those found in philosophical writing and the histories of Caesar, Sallust, Livy and Tacitus.
Leading scholars in the field of Latin prose explore Roman oratory through an analysis of the interplay of form and function. They examine both the speeches of Cicero, Pliny and Apuleius, and those found in philosophical writing and the histories of Caesar, Sallust, Livy and Tacitus.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Contributors Preface List of figures 1. Form and function D. H. Berry and Andrew Erskine Part I. The Orator and his Setting: 2. Court procedure and rhetorical strategy in Cicero J. G. F. Powell 3. Tribunician sacrosanctity and oratorical performance in the late republic Catherine Steel 4. Togate statues and petrified orators Glenys Davies Part II. Rhetorical Strategies: 5. Means and ends of Indignatio in Cicero's Pro Roscio Amerino Christopher Craig 6. Form as global strategy in Cicero's Second Catilinarian Andrew M. Riggsby 7. The form and function of narrative in panegyric Roger Rees 8. Unending praise: Pliny and ending panegyric Bruce Gibson Part III. Texts in Speeches: 9. The function of a divinely inspired text in Cicero's De harvspicvm responsis Anthony Corbeill 10. Debate at a distance: a unique rhetorical strategy in Cicero's Thirteenth Philippic John T. Ramsey 11. The function of verse quotations in Apuleius' speeches: making the case with Plato Regine May Part IV. Speeches in Philosophy: 12. Teaching philosophy, a form or function of Roman oratory: Velleius' speech in Cicero's De Natvra Deorvm Carl Joachim Classen 13. Form and function of speech in the prose work of the younger Seneca Harry Hine Part V. Speeches in Historiography: 14. Catiline's speeches in Sallust's Bellvm Catilinae William W. Batstone 15. Speech and silence in Caesar's Bellvm Gallicvm Christina Shuttleworth Kraus 16. Rhetorical history: the struggle of the orders in Livy Christopher Smith 17. Oratory in Tacitus' Annals Roland Mayer 18. Aliena Facvndia: Seneca in Tacitus A. J. Woodman Notes Abbreviations and bibliography Indexes.
Contributors Preface List of figures 1. Form and function D. H. Berry and Andrew Erskine Part I. The Orator and his Setting: 2. Court procedure and rhetorical strategy in Cicero J. G. F. Powell 3. Tribunician sacrosanctity and oratorical performance in the late republic Catherine Steel 4. Togate statues and petrified orators Glenys Davies Part II. Rhetorical Strategies: 5. Means and ends of Indignatio in Cicero's Pro Roscio Amerino Christopher Craig 6. Form as global strategy in Cicero's Second Catilinarian Andrew M. Riggsby 7. The form and function of narrative in panegyric Roger Rees 8. Unending praise: Pliny and ending panegyric Bruce Gibson Part III. Texts in Speeches: 9. The function of a divinely inspired text in Cicero's De harvspicvm responsis Anthony Corbeill 10. Debate at a distance: a unique rhetorical strategy in Cicero's Thirteenth Philippic John T. Ramsey 11. The function of verse quotations in Apuleius' speeches: making the case with Plato Regine May Part IV. Speeches in Philosophy: 12. Teaching philosophy, a form or function of Roman oratory: Velleius' speech in Cicero's De Natvra Deorvm Carl Joachim Classen 13. Form and function of speech in the prose work of the younger Seneca Harry Hine Part V. Speeches in Historiography: 14. Catiline's speeches in Sallust's Bellvm Catilinae William W. Batstone 15. Speech and silence in Caesar's Bellvm Gallicvm Christina Shuttleworth Kraus 16. Rhetorical history: the struggle of the orders in Livy Christopher Smith 17. Oratory in Tacitus' Annals Roland Mayer 18. Aliena Facvndia: Seneca in Tacitus A. J. Woodman Notes Abbreviations and bibliography Indexes.
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