CASA ESSAY: CICERO: PRO CAELIO: WHAT WAS IT THAT MOST UNDERMINED CLODIA’S CASE – HER CHARACTER, THE PREJUDICES OF ROMAN MEN, THE SKILLS OF CICERO OR …?
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CASA ESSAY, CICERO, PRO CAELIO, UNDERMINED CLODIA’S CASE, THE PREJUDICES OF ROMAN MEN, THE SKILLS OF CICERO
Abstract
The paper judged to be the best student essay submitted to Akroterion by November 30, preceding publication of the volume for that specific year, is published annually as the CASA / KVSA Essay. The competition, which is sponsored by the Classical Association of South Africa, is open to undergraduate students every year and to Honours students in even-numbered years. The winner receives a cash prize of R500.
Published
2012-03-30
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Varia Didactica
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