Trials of Character

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Focusing on the art of oratory, the book delves into Cicero's strategic use of ethos to influence audiences. James May examines the significance of character in verbal persuasion, highlighting its impact within the social, political, and judicial contexts of ancient Rome. By analyzing Cicero's oratory, May reveals how ethos plays a crucial role in effective communication and persuasion, bridging classical rhetorical theory with practical application in historical settings.