M. Tulli Ciceronis De Officiis, a timeless exploration of moral duties by Marcus Tullius Cicero, remains a cornerstone of ethical thought. Written in Latin, this edition offers students and scholars an opportunity to engage with Cicero's profound insights into virtue, justice, and the principles of honorable conduct.

"De Officiis" articulates Cicero's vision of the ideal Roman citizen, outlining the obligations and responsibilities essential for maintaining a harmonious society. This work provides invaluable perspective on Roman values and continues to inspire reflection on the foundations of ethical leadership.

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