Cicero's Dialogues On Old Age, Friendship, and Famous Orators

In this collection of dialogues, the celebrated Roman orator Cicero offers his thoughts on three of life's most important topics: aging, friendship, and the art of rhetoric. Drawing on his own experiences and the teachings of earlier philosophers, Cicero provides a thoughtful and deeply engaging analysis of these perennial concerns.
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