quintiliano y la autoridad de cicerón: acerca del libro x de la institutio oratoria
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Abstract
Quintilian is generally believed to be a staunch follower and supporter of Cicero's rhetoric doctrine. But this belief is contradicted by some evidences found in the ninth book of the Institutio Oratoria.
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| Authors | ;Lois C. Pérez Castro |
| Journal | south african journal of botany |
| Year | 2000 |
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