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Dialogus de oratoribus by Tacitus.
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I. General introduction, with the reasons for writing an account of
the following discourse.
II. The persons engaged in the dialogue; at first,
Curiatius Maternus, Julius Secundus, and Marcus Ap...
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Cornelius Tacitus was perhaps the greatest historian that the Roman world produced. Though his Annales (Annals, after A.D. 116) and Historiae (Histories, ca. A.D. 100-110) are among the most remarkabl...
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A Dialogue Concerning Oratory, Or The Causes Of Corrupt Eloquence
Tacitus
Tacitus
