Letters to Atticus, Volume III: Letters 166–281

Loeb's 4-volume collection of Cicero's Letters to Atticus is probably the best set published today. Each of the Loeb volumes has Cicero's well-crafted Latin on the left-hand page and a faithful translation on the right-hand page. With these two texts, the reader can learn from the English while practicing latin at the same time. Even readers not interested in Latin, per se, will benefit from the Latin text because it allows the reader to dive into Cicero's time in a way that few other texts allow.The Letters to Atticus cover the period of Julius Caesar's rise and the end of the Roman Republic, so students of history have much to study here. However, it is more than just history. It is a gripping story of a world in change. And no one has earned eternal praise for being able to speak better about his world than Cicero.The Letters to Atticus is completed with  Cicero: Vol. XXII, Letters to Atticus 1-89 (Loeb Classical Library No. 7) Cicero: Letters to Atticus, II, 90-165A (Loeb Classical Library No. 8) and  Cicero: D. Letters, Letters to Atticus 282-426 (Loeb Classical Library No. 491) Each Loeb volume is produced with high-quality paper and sewn binding. So these books can be in your library for several lifetimes.

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I am completely satisfied. The translation, editors footnotes, and the book itself are of the highest quality. I intend to keep my four volumes of Letters to Atticus and reread them for many years to come.

Amazing to be transported back in time and to hear his words. I like the fact the original Latin is there so you can imagine him speaking the way he would have and picture him orating in the Senate. Fantastic books for any Cicero fan.

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