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Institutes of Oratory [Kindle Edition]

Quintilian

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Quintilian's Institutes of Oratory is an exhaustive encyclopedia of Roman educational practices that has been treasured for centuries by Western scholars for both its scope and depth. This Kindle version of the Institutes is an edited version of all twelve books from the 1856 English translation of the Rev. John Selby Watson and includes a transmission history, bibliography, biography, and citation guide.

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Let reading, therefore, be at first sure, then continuous, and for a long time slow, until, by exercise, a correct quickness is gained. &quote;
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For I cannot admit that the principles of moral and honorable conduct are, as some have thought, to be left to the philosophers; since the man who can duly sustain his character as a citizen, who is qualified for the management of public and private affairs, and who can govern communities by his counsels, settle them by means of laws, and improve them by judicial enactments, can certainly be nothing else but an orator. &quote;
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We are to form, then, the perfect orator, who cannot exist unless as a good man, and we require in him, therefore, not only consummate ability in speaking, but every excellence of mind. &quote;
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