The Elder Seneca, Volumi 51-54

Albucius appears argumentation audience beginning Bonner Bornecque cause character Cicero civil close collection colors concerned considered Contr Controversiae conventional court critical D'Alton death declamation decline delivery describes discussion division early effect elder Seneca eloquence emotion especially evidence example excessive exercise exist expression father figures Fuscus Greek Griffin Haterius Histories important influence interest lack Latin Latro literary manner memory mentioned nature Nevertheless occur orator oratory original passage perhaps period political Pollio portion possible practice preface present probably provides Publilius Syrus Quint Quintilian quotations quoted reason references remarks rhetorical Roman Rome says sense sententiae Severus similar sons speakers speaking speech studies style Suas Suasoriae suggests themes theory thought transl usually various Winterbottom writing written younger Seneca