De Theophrasti Virtutibus dicendi

De Theophrasti Virtutibus dicendi is a scholarly work by Johannes Stroux, originally published in 1912. Written in Latin, it explores the rhetorical theories of Theophrastus, a successor to Aristotle in the Peripatetic school. This book delves into Theophrastus's teachings on the virtues of effective and persuasive speech, offering insights into classical rhetoric and its underlying philosophical principles.

Stroux's work provides valuable material for students and scholars interested in the history of rhetoric, classical philosophy, and ancient linguistics. It remains a significant resource for understanding the evolution of rhetorical theory from the classical period.

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