One of the greatest speeches in the history of Roman oratory, Marcus Tullius Cicero's defense of Titus Annius Milo is a tour de force of argumentation and persuasion. In this edition, James Smith Reid provides a masterful translation and comprehensive notes that shed light on the historical, cultural, and rhetorical context of the speech.

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