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Cicéron est, à plus d’un titre, une figure exceptionnelle. Nul auteur, nul homme politique romain n’offre la même possibilité de compréhension de son temps. Un temps qui, dans une République à l’agonie, vit les Romains se partager violemment entre tenants du mouvement, les populares, et partisans de l’immobilisme, les optimates, pour finir par s’affronter les armes à la main. Cicéron, qui n’avait que sa voix, pensait, fort peu modestement, que sa parole suffirait à redresser une situation désespérée. Pouvait-il cependant croire que, sans l’appui de légions ou d’importantes clientèles, une troisième option politique, réformatrice sans être révolutionnaire, avait vocation au succès ? Il le crut et ce fut son drame. Il devait finir sauvagement assassiné sur ordre de Marc Antoine en 43 av. J.-C., laissant derrière lui une œuvre immense. En suivant sur le temps long le devenir de Cicéron et la postérité de son œuvre, Yves Roman nous plonge au cœur de la compréhension d’une démarche politique, rhétorique et philosophique, pour saisir toute la complexité d’un homme.

Cicéron --- Rome

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"Preface includes stemmata, cues included in MS and figures supplied as PDFs and Word docs. These will need to be redrawn following series style for stemmata. Call outs will be added by the copy-editor. Apparatus: 1) There are two parts with apparatus, 2 and 5. 2) Apparatus fontium to appear as first layer, apparatus criticus as second layer. The book will also have appendix critica, a longer version of the criticus, for Lucullus. 3) The two parts with apparatuses will use a modified text design as follows: on each page, the apparatus will be fronted by manuscript indicators, on the first line to the left followed by ]'', giving the sigla in the apparatus for that page. These are given by section in the 'MSS source indications...' files (there are two of these, files 2b and 5b). The modified text design has a dummy space in place for this, as the relevant indicators will need to be inserted after first proofs. Note that the sets of indicators may overlap on a page. 4) Need for swash 'V' in the , as in the modified text design. The vol. ed. has used an underlined italic V (V). These should be marked for setting in the swash 'V' - please use the first style (on p. 4 of the sample pages). 5) The author has used numbered footnotes to cue entries in the apparatus, which should be removed during typesetting and the appropriate line number inserted at the head of each entry. 6) Footnotes are colour coded: BLUE = fontium; NO COLOUR = apparatus criticus + appendix critica; red = appendix only. 7) Appendix critica ad Lucullum pertinens: this will be an extended version of the apparatus for Lucullus. See samples pages and Winterbottom for layout. This will have the additional (red) entries. This should have the dummy space for sigla also. Text: 1) Marginal line numbers restarting on each page. 2) Author has inserted paragraph numbers with silcrow in Ac. 1, Luc., and Vestigia. These should go in the margin opposite the line numbers. 3) Author has inserted section numbers (large roman numerals). These can go in square brackets in-line. 4) Some Greek, set in PorsonforOUP. 5) Running heads: r. PART TITLE, v. M. TULLII CICERONIS Fragmenta: 1) tables used for columns; these should be set as displayed columns. 2) Passages with larger and smaller font. This is intentional and needs to be reproduced"--

Skepticism --- Skepticism. --- Cicéron, --- Cicéron,

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Cicéron (0106-0043 av. j.-c)

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Cicéron (0106-0043 av. j.-c)