Cicero: Philippics II

Discover the brilliance of Cicero's rhetoric with Cicero: Philippics II, translated and edited by W. K. Lacey. Published by Liverpool University Press in 1986, this 254-page paperback provides a comprehensive exploration of Cicero's powerful polemic against Antony. This edition features the original Latin text alongside a facing-page English translation, making it accessible for both scholars and enthusiasts of classical literature.

The introduction offers valuable insights into the historical context, Roman rhetoric, and Cicero's unique style, while the accompanying notes focus on literary analysis rather than historical details. Ideal for anyone interested in ancient Rome, Cicero's speeches, or the evolution of literary studies, this edition is a must-have for your collection. Dive into the world of Cicero and experience the eloquence of one of history's greatest orators.