This volume contains the letters of Marcus Tullius Cicero, a cornerstone of Latin literature and a vital source for understanding the political and social life of the Roman Republic. Edited and annotated by Ludovicus Claude Purser, this edition of "Epistulae" provides a meticulously prepared text, offering students and scholars access to Cicero's profound insights and elegant prose. These letters offer a unique window into the daily life, thoughts, and relationships of one of history's most influential figures. This edition preserves the original Latin text.

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