The History of Roman Literature - From the earliest period to the death of Marcus Aurelius by Charles Thomas Cruttwell
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APPENDIX.--On the _Annales Pontificum_.
CHAPTER X. _The History of Oratory before Cicero._ Comparison of English, Greek, and Roman oratory--Appius-Cornelius Cethegus--Cato--Laelius--The younger Scipio--Galba--Carbo--The Gracchi-- Self-praise of ancient orators--Aemilius Scaurus--Rutilius--Catulus--A violent death often the fate of a Roman orator--M. Antonius--Crassus--The Roman law-courts--Bribery and corruption prevalent in them--Feelings and prejudices appealed to--Cotta and Sulpicius--Carbo the younger-- Hortensius--His friendship for Cicero--Asiatic and Attic styles. CHAPTER XI. _Other kinds of Prose Literature: Grammar, Rhetoric, and Philosophy_ (147-63 B.C.). Legal writers--P. Mucius Scaevola--Q. Mucius Scaevola--Rhetoric-- Plotius Gallus--Cornificius--Grammatical science--Aelius Stilo-- Philosophy--Amafinius--Rabirius--Relation of philosophy to religion. BOOK II. THE GOLDEN AGE. |
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