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|a Praise and blame in Roman republican rhetoric /
|c editors, Christopher Smith and Ralph Covino ; contributors, Ralph Covino ... [et al.]
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|g Introduction :
|t praise and blame in Roman oratory /
|r William J. Dominik and Christopher Smith --
|t Self-serving sermons :
|t oratory and the self-construction of the republican aristocrat /
|r Karl-J Hölkeskamp --
|t Cicero's oratory of praise and blame and the practice of elections in the late Roman republic /
|r Catherine Steel --
|t Historical exempla as tools of praise and blame in Ciceronian oratory /
|r Henriette van der Blom --
|t The lauditorio funebris as a vehicle for praise and admonition /
|r Ralph Covino --
|t The whole truth? :
|t laudationes in the courtroom /
|r Roger Rees --
|t Cicero and the 'false dilemma' /
|r Robin Seager --
|t Blaming the people in front of the people :
|t restraint and outbursts of orators in Roman contiones /
|r Martin Jehne --
|t Violating the principles of partnership :
|t Cicero on Quinctus and Naevius /
|r Jill Harries --
|t Combating the odium of self-praise :
|t Cicero's Divinatio in Caecilium /
|r Kathryn Tempest --
|t Invective identities in Pro Caelio /
|r W. Jeffrey Tatum --
|t Praising Caesar :
|t towards the construction of an autocratic ruler's image between the Roman Republic and the Empire /
|r Cristina Rosillo López --
|t The function of praise and blame in Cicero's Philippics /
|r Gesine Manuwald.
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|a Cicero, and others in the Roman Republic, were masters of both panegyric and invective, two hugely important genres in ancient oratory, which influenced the later theory and practice of rhetoric. Here distinguished international specialists address strategies of eulogy and vituperation within the Republic, and examine the mechanisms and effects of praise and blame.
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|a Christopher Smith is Director of the British School at Rome and Professor of Ancient History at the University of St Andrews.
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|a Ralph Covino is Assistant Professor at the University of Tennessee (Chattanooga). --Book Jacket.
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