Selected Letters

Explore the profound insights of one of Rome's greatest statesmen with Selected Letters by Cicero. Published by Oxford University Press in 2008, this captivating collection spans 416 pages, offering readers an intimate glimpse into Cicero's life and the turbulent times of the Roman Republic.

These letters not only chronicle Cicero's illustrious career but also serve as a month-by-month account of the Republic's decline and the emergence of tyranny. As you delve into these correspondences, you'll encounter a vivid portrayal of daily life and politics in ancient Rome, including the dramatic events surrounding the assassination of Julius Caesar and Cicero's determined, yet ultimately futile, opposition to Mark Antony's rise to power.

Perfect for history enthusiasts and lovers of classical literature alike, Selected Letters invites you to witness the personal struggles and political machinations of a pivotal era in history.