Discours De Ciceron Contre Verres: Seconde Action: Livre V. De Suppliciis: Texte Latin Publie D'apres Les Travaux Les Plus Recents: Avec Un Commentaire Critique Et Explicatif: Une Introduction Et Un I

Dans ce livre, Marcus Tullius Cicero offre des discours captivants sur la corruption et la cupidité de Gaius Verres, le gouverneur de la Sicile romaine. Il offre une analyse détaillée des preuves contre Verrès et appelle à sa condamnation.

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