Oratores Attici Et Quos Sic Vocant Sophistae, Volume 10

Oratores Attici Et Quos Sic Vocant Sophistae, Volume 10, by William Stephen Dobson, is a valuable resource for students and scholars of classical rhetoric and ancient Greek oratory. This volume delves into the works of Attic orators and the Sophists, offering insights into their techniques and impact on ancient society. It provides a comprehensive analysis of their speeches and writings.

Originally published in 1828, this work remains relevant for those studying the history of rhetoric, classical literature, and the art of persuasive speaking. Dobson's meticulous scholarship ensures that this book will continue to be a useful reference for understanding the nuances of ancient Greek thought and expression.

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