A History of Greek And Roman Classical
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Of the rhetorical works of Cicero, the most admired and finished is the dialogue "De Oratore. " In the " Oratoriae Partitiones " the subject is the art of ar- ranging and distributing the parts of an oration, so as to adapt them in the best manner to their end.
In the dialogue " Brutus " he gives a short account of all who had ever been remarkable in Greece or Home for eloquence, down to his own time. " The Topica " is a compendium of " The Topica" of Aristotle. The treatise " De Optimo Genere ...Oratorum " was originally intended as a preface to the translation of the discourse of Demosthenes, " Pro Corona. " In all his works on PROSE ELOQUENCE. 173 rhetoric he accepts the principles of Aristotle, and takes his divisions. The subject is considered in three dis- tinct lights, with reference to the case, the speaker, and the speech : 1. The case, as respects its nature, is defi- nite or indefinite ; with reference to the hearer, it 13 judicial, deliberative, or descriptive; as regards the opponent, the division is fourfold according as the fact, its nature, its quality, or its propriety, is called in question.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of the rhetorical works of Cicero, the most admired and finished is the dialogue "De Oratore. " In the " Oratoriae Partitiones " the subject is the art of ar- ranging and distributing the parts of an oration, so as to adapt them in the best manner to their end.
In the dialogue " Brutus " he gives a short account of all who had ever been remarkable in Greece or Home for eloquence, down to his own time. " The Topica " is a compendium of " The Topica" of Aristotle. The treatise " De Optimo Genere ...Oratorum " was originally intended as a preface to the translation of the discourse of Demosthenes, " Pro Corona. " In all his works on PROSE ELOQUENCE. 173 rhetoric he accepts the principles of Aristotle, and takes his divisions. The subject is considered in three dis- tinct lights, with reference to the case, the speaker, and the speech : 1. The case, as respects its nature, is defi- nite or indefinite ; with reference to the hearer, it 13 judicial, deliberative, or descriptive; as regards the opponent, the division is fourfold according as the fact, its nature, its quality, or its propriety, is called in question.
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