Caecili Rhetoris Fragmenta is a scholarly compilation of the fragments attributed to Caecilius of Calacte, a rhetorician of the 1st century BC. Collected and arranged by Theophilus Burckhardt, this work presents the surviving remnants of Caecilius' writings, offering invaluable insights into his rhetorical theories and practices.
Written in Latin, this edition provides a resource for scholars and students interested in classical rhetoric, ancient literary criticism, and the history of oratory. The fragments, though incomplete, reveal Caecilius' contributions to understanding the principles of effective communication and his influence on later rhetorical traditions. This book preserves a piece of classical intellectual history, making it accessible to modern researchers and enthusiasts.
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