@inbook{90bef9b11b12486cbc5105dcef6c8e9c,
title = "{\textquoteleft}Dignitatis dicendi facultas{\textquoteright}: oratorical prestige and public office{\textquoteright}",
abstract = "This chapter concerns the prestige derived from oratory and, in particular, the relationship between oratorical prestige and public political office. Focusing on speeches delivered by young men who were not yet magistrates, especially funeral speeches and prosecution speeches, this chapter shows that oratorical prestige could be derived independently from prestige from public office, and that is could arise from both the content and the style of the oratory delivered. ",
keywords = "Marius, Brutus, Oratory, political office, prestige, dignitas, gloria, Cicero, Caesar, Cato",
author = "{van der Blom}, Henriette",
year = "2016",
language = "English",
isbn = "9782701804354",
series = "Colloques de la Maison Ren{\'e}-Ginouv{\`e}s",
publisher = "De Boccard",
editor = "Robinson Baudry and Fr{\'e}d{\'e}ric Hurlet",
booktitle = "Le Prestige {\`a} Rome {\`a} la fin de la R{\'e}publique et au d{\'e}but du Principat",
note = "LE PRESTIGE {\`A} ROME – Colloque de l{\textquoteright}{\'e}quipe ESPRI-LIMC ; Conference date: 29-09-2014 Through 30-09-2014",
}