This volume, "M. Tulli Ciceronis Trium Orationum In Clodium Et Curionem, De re Alieno Milonis, De Rege Alexandrino," presents a collection of three orations by Marcus Tullius Cicero, a towering figure in Roman history and Latin literature. Included are the orations "In Clodium et Curionem," "De re Alieno Milonis," and "De Rege Alexandrino."

Accompanying these are previously unpublished fragments, along with an ancient commentary, possibly by Asconius, on the three aforementioned orations and four other published works by Cicero. This edition offers valuable insights into Cicero's rhetorical skill and the political climate of the late Roman Republic. Students and scholars of classical literature and Roman history will find this a valuable resource.

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