Read the Fine Print
On behalf of Marcus Caelius in the spring of 56 B.C.E. Roman oratory was a living art. Orators knew that the persuasive power of a speech did not come from the force and clarity of its argument alone. A speaker needed not simply to be heard distinctly, but to project the kind of confident, engaging personality that could win an audience's good will and command its belief.
- Subject:
- Latin
- Social Studies
- World Humanities
- World Languages
- Material Type:
- Activity/Lab
- Demonstration
- Diagram/Illustration
- Interactive
- Lesson
- Lesson Plan
- Presentation
- Primary Source
- Reading
- Simulation
- Vocabulary
- Provider:
- Department of Classics at University of California
- Author:
- Sander M. Goldberg
- Date Added:
- 02/26/2019
