This is a scholarly edition of "Dialogus de Oratoribus" attributed to Tacitus, meticulously prepared by Johann Andreas Heinrich Gerard Jansen. Written in Latin, this edition offers valuable insights into the history and literary style of the Roman Empire. It provides a crucial resource for students and scholars of classical literature and Roman history, exploring themes of rhetoric, politics, and society during the early imperial period. This edition aims to enhance understanding and appreciation of Tacitus's work.
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