Explore how Cicero shapes rhythm with clausules to power his speeches. This book examines the most distinctive endings of Latin sentences, showing how Cicero fused variety, balance, and modal force to persuade audiences.
Delving into the craft of late Roman rhetoric, the text frames clausules as a key tool in structure and style. It traces how early editors and later scholars treated these sentence endings, comparing Cicero’s practice with modern theories while staying grounded in the evidence of his own work.
Readers will gain a clear view of how rhythm, diction, and punctuation work together in the orator’s prose, plus the historical context of the cursus and its influence on the language of public speech.
Ideal for students and readers of classics, rhetoric, and Latin prose who want a practical, text-centered look at ancient speech craft.
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