De XII Panegyricis Latinis Propaedeumata by Hugo Ruehl offers a detailed introduction to the twelve Latin panegyrics, providing valuable insights into classical rhetoric and Roman history. Written in Latin, this 1868 publication serves as an essential resource for students and scholars of Latin literature. The book explores the art of oratory during the Roman Empire, offering a comprehensive analysis of these important historical texts. A must-have for any serious student of classical studies, this work illuminates the rich tapestry of Roman literary and political life.

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