Author: Banach,Tomasz
Title: Juliusz Cezar – tyran czy nadzieja Rzeczpospolitej? Analiza mowy Pro Marcello Marka Tulliusza Cycerona
Review/Collection: tudia Prawno-Ekonomiczne, 121
Year edition: 2021
Pages: 11–27
Keywords: Politique - Politica - Politics, Rhétorique - Retorica - Rhetorics
Description: [Julius Caesar – tyrant or the Republic’s hope? An analysis of Marcus Tullius Cicero’s Pro Marcello] The article analyzes Cicero’s Pro Marcello in close connection with the political problem that the speech concerned. The comparative juxtaposition of speech with the views presented in the dialogue De re publica proves that Ciceronian rhetoric corresponds in this case to the political philosophy presented earlier. It also confirms the timeless, anti-tyrannical dimension of Cicero’s speeches, for whom the freedom of the Roman political community from tyranny and its varieties is of paramount importance.The speech is in fact a republican message addressed to the victorious leader who, in Cicero’s opinion, guided by the common good – rei publicae causa, should follow the path leading to the “best form of government” (optimus status rei publicae). Cicero in Pro Marcello puts Caesar in the place which he ascribed to Scipio in De re publica, as a politician (rector rei publicae) who “will have to become a dictator and put the affairs of the republic in order.” [Author] In Polish
Works:
Link: https://czasopisma.ltn.lodz.pl/Studia-Prawno-Ekonomiczne/en/article/view/1538/1381
Author initials: Banach 2021b
Title: Juliusz Cezar – tyran czy nadzieja Rzeczpospolitej? Analiza mowy Pro Marcello Marka Tulliusza Cycerona
Review/Collection: tudia Prawno-Ekonomiczne, 121
Year edition: 2021
Pages: 11–27
Keywords: Politique - Politica - Politics, Rhétorique - Retorica - Rhetorics
Description: [Julius Caesar – tyrant or the Republic’s hope? An analysis of Marcus Tullius Cicero’s Pro Marcello] The article analyzes Cicero’s Pro Marcello in close connection with the political problem that the speech concerned. The comparative juxtaposition of speech with the views presented in the dialogue De re publica proves that Ciceronian rhetoric corresponds in this case to the political philosophy presented earlier. It also confirms the timeless, anti-tyrannical dimension of Cicero’s speeches, for whom the freedom of the Roman political community from tyranny and its varieties is of paramount importance.The speech is in fact a republican message addressed to the victorious leader who, in Cicero’s opinion, guided by the common good – rei publicae causa, should follow the path leading to the “best form of government” (optimus status rei publicae). Cicero in Pro Marcello puts Caesar in the place which he ascribed to Scipio in De re publica, as a politician (rector rei publicae) who “will have to become a dictator and put the affairs of the republic in order.” [Author] In Polish
Works:
Link: https://czasopisma.ltn.lodz.pl/Studia-Prawno-Ekonomiczne/en/article/view/1538/1381
Author initials: Banach 2021b
