Cicero's political personae:
"In the first century BCE, Rome saw the rise of its greatest orator, Cicero. He was a master of the art of rhetoric, the art of persuading people, which was vital in republican political deliberations. His published speeches and theoretical works had massive and lasting influence on ideas about...
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| Zusammenfassung: | "In the first century BCE, Rome saw the rise of its greatest orator, Cicero. He was a master of the art of rhetoric, the art of persuading people, which was vital in republican political deliberations. His published speeches and theoretical works had massive and lasting influence on ideas about communication. At the same time, Rome also witnessed the destabilization and ultimate implosion of their political system, through decades of unrest and several civil wars. At the very moment when the art of oratory was reaching new heights in Rome, republican governance and deliberation were reaching new depths of dysfunction. What power did oratory or the orator have in this time of crisis? Cicero's eloquence was pitted against the military force wielded by generals, the machinations of conspiratorial political cabals, and mass unrest. Yet Cicero was sought out, by the "first triumvirate"1 and later by Caesar as dictator and by Mark Antony as consul, as a leader in senatorial deliberation and as an ally. How did he accomplish that? |
| Beschreibung: | Basiert auf der Dissertation der Verfasserin: "Forense Regnum: Oratory from Republic to Principate" (2014, University of Pennsylvania) Literaturverzeichnis Seite 228-260 |
| Beschreibung: | x, 274 Seiten |
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| adam_text | Contents Preface Acknowledgments 1 2 3 page vii ix Introduction i Objectives Cicero’s Personae Outline ю 17 23 The Orator as Attacker 26 Introduction Demolishing Vatinius Repressing Clodius Ridiculing Piso Resisting Antony Conclusion 2 32 35 4° 46 50 The Orator as Friend 53 Introduction Gratitude and Praise Panegyric in Pro Balbo Friendship with Caesar Praise as Pressure Cicero’s “Friends” in 44-43 Conclusion 53 57 6г 67 71 75 Bo все The Orator as a Martyr 82 Introduction The Weeping Martyr in De Domo Sua Martyrdom as Exemplum in Pro Sestio Cato the Younger as the Ideal Martyr Martyrdom in the Philippics Conclusion 82 85 88 91 95 100 v
ví 4 5 6 7 8 Contents The Orator without Authority 103 Introduction Tiptoeing around Pompey in Pro Mihne Insecurity and Inappropriate Jokes in the Caesarian Orations Self-Fashioning in Silence Conclusion 103 106 113 120 127 The Champion of the Senate 129 Introduction Defending His Consulship The Senate’s Oppressors in 58 все Caesar as the Senate’s Champion Reviving the Senate in the Philippics Conclusion 129 147 151 из 139 143 The Popular Orator 154 Introduction The Triumphant Return Unpopular Populares The Will of the People Popularity in the Philippics Conclusion U4 158 161 165 169 The Voice of a Faction 177 Introduction Partisan Invective in De Domo Sua A “True” and a “False” Populus Legitimate Force vs. Wanton Violence in Pro Sestio Pompeians and Populares in 43 все Conclusion 177 181 185 189 193 197 175 A Great Man’s Spokesman 199 Introduction Friends of the “First Triumvirate” Clodius’ Avengers Caesar’s Tribunes Conclusion 199 203 210 213 220 Conclusion 223 Works Cited Index locorum Index 228 261 272
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ví 4 5 6 7 8 Contents The Orator without Authority 103 Introduction Tiptoeing around Pompey in Pro Mihne Insecurity and Inappropriate Jokes in the Caesarian Orations Self-Fashioning in Silence Conclusion 103 106 113 120 127 The Champion of the Senate 129 Introduction Defending His Consulship The Senate’s Oppressors in 58 все Caesar as the Senate’s Champion Reviving the Senate in the Philippics Conclusion 129 147 151 из 139 143 The Popular Orator 154 Introduction The Triumphant Return Unpopular Populares The Will of the People Popularity in the Philippics Conclusion U4 158 161 165 169 The Voice of a Faction 177 Introduction Partisan Invective in De Domo Sua A “True” and a “False” Populus Legitimate Force vs. Wanton Violence in Pro Sestio Pompeians and Populares in 43 все Conclusion 177 181 185 189 193 197 175 A Great Man’s Spokesman 199 Introduction Friends of the “First Triumvirate” Clodius’ Avengers Caesar’s Tribunes Conclusion 199 203 210 213 220 Conclusion 223 Works Cited Index locorum Index 228 261 272 |
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