Isaeus

Explore the eloquence of ancient oratory with Isaeus, published by Harvard University Press in 1927. This remarkable hardback edition spans 512 pages and delves into the works of Isaeus, a prominent figure in classical rhetoric, who lived around 420–350 BC. Renowned for composing speeches for others, Isaeus is credited with at least fifty orations, of which eleven survive, focusing primarily on legacy cases. Additionally, a significant fragment addresses a claim of citizenship, showcasing his skill in persuasive discourse. Ideal for enthusiasts of classical literature and oratory, this book offers a unique glimpse into the art of persuasion in ancient Greece. Don’t miss the chance to enrich your library with this essential text on classical rhetoric!