Representations
  Preface

  Introduction: Theory and Practice
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 •Ambiance and Rhetorical Theory
 •The Spirit of Place
 collapse sectionChapter Two  Transforming the Visible: In Catilinam 1 and 3
 •The Temple of Jupiter Stator
 •The First Catilinarian: Munitissimus Locus
 •Rostra and Comitium: The Center of the Center
 •The Third Catilinarian: Urbs Amissa, Urbs Restituta
 •Signum Jovis
 collapse sectionChapter Three Signa and Signifiers: A World Created
 •Rhetorical Theory: Enargeia and Memory
 •The Rhetorical Challenge of In Verrem II.4 ("De Signis")
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 •The Statues of Heius of Messana
 •The Candelabrum of Antiochus of Syria
 •Diana of Segesta
 •Ceres of Henna
 •Narrative Form and Rhetorical Intent
 •The Seen and the Unseen
 collapse sectionChapter Four Ethos and Locus : Ancient Perspectives
 •Cultural Mythology
 •Nature and Nurture: Hippocratic Medicine
 •Ethnography, Politics, and Philosophy
 collapse sectionChapter Five  Place and Commonplace: Country and City
 collapse sectionThe Honest Farmer
 •Image and Reality
 collapse sectionIn Praise of the City
 •The Strategy of the Pro Caelio
 collapse sectionAn Ideal Paideia of the City
 •The Urban Setting
 •Scholars and Gentlemen
 •In Utramque Partem
 collapse sectionChapter Six  Ethnic Personae
 collapse sectionGood Greeks and Bad Greeks
 •The Defense of Flaccus
 collapse sectionThe Prosecution of Verres
 •The Character of Verres and of the Sicilians
 collapse sectionCapua and the Threat to Rome
 collapse sectionThe Art of Arrangement
 •Orbis Terrarum
 •Tota Italia
 collapse sectionAltera Roma
 •Otium
 •Libertas
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 •The Character of the Orator
 •The Character of Ciceronian Oratory

  Abbreviations
  Bibliography
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