After the death of Cicero, we find in Seneca the Elder the first references to his orations, which probably only at that time began to circulate after nearly a century of oblivion. In particular, in suas. 6,3 we can recognize a passage of a 16th speech, which is not found in the extant Philippics, but was probably still available in the age of Seneca's father.
Un nuovo frammento 'filippico' di Cicerone
PIACENTE, Luigi
2006-01-01
Abstract
After the death of Cicero, we find in Seneca the Elder the first references to his orations, which probably only at that time began to circulate after nearly a century of oblivion. In particular, in suas. 6,3 we can recognize a passage of a 16th speech, which is not found in the extant Philippics, but was probably still available in the age of Seneca's father.File in questo prodotto:
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