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  • Quintus Hortensius Hortalus

    Hortensius wrote Annales, an epic on the Social War (90–88); a treatise on rhetoric; and love poems. He is praised in Cicero’s Brutus (a history of Roman oratory), is a character in the first edition of Cicero’s Academica, and is the main speaker in Cicero’s lost masterpiece,…

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    Hortensius wrote Annales, an epic on the Social War (90–88); a treatise on rhetoric; and love poems. He is praised in Cicero’s Brutus (a history of Roman oratory), is a character in the first edition of Cicero’s Academica, and is the main speaker in Cicero’s lost masterpiece,…

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