Auteur: Seager, Robin
Titre: « Repetundae », « maiestas » and cruelty in Cicero’s « Verrines »
Revue/Collection: "Ancient History", 27, 1
Lieu èdition: North Ryde
Éditeur: Macquarie Ancient History Association
Annèe edition: 1997
Pages: 1-5
Mots-clès: Droit - Diritto - Law, Éloquence - Eloquenza - Eloquence
Description: [Comment] Cicero's fifth Verrine oration comes closer than any surviving Ciceronian oration to what we do not possess: a prosecution speech for «maiestas». Cicero's presentation of «crudelitas» as an exacerbating factor in a case of «repetundae» also demonstrates clearly the substantial overlap between «repetundae» and «maiestas» in the Verrine orations (3, 186 ; 4, 88 ; 5, 32 ; 5, 72 ; 5, 113 ; 5, 121 ; 5, 136 ; 5, 153).
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Sigle auteur: Seager 1997
Titre: « Repetundae », « maiestas » and cruelty in Cicero’s « Verrines »
Revue/Collection: "Ancient History", 27, 1
Lieu èdition: North Ryde
Éditeur: Macquarie Ancient History Association
Annèe edition: 1997
Pages: 1-5
Mots-clès: Droit - Diritto - Law, Éloquence - Eloquenza - Eloquence
Description: [Comment] Cicero's fifth Verrine oration comes closer than any surviving Ciceronian oration to what we do not possess: a prosecution speech for «maiestas». Cicero's presentation of «crudelitas» as an exacerbating factor in a case of «repetundae» also demonstrates clearly the substantial overlap between «repetundae» and «maiestas» in the Verrine orations (3, 186 ; 4, 88 ; 5, 32 ; 5, 72 ; 5, 113 ; 5, 121 ; 5, 136 ; 5, 153).
Oeuvres:
Sigle auteur: Seager 1997
