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This book, Figuratively Speaking: Rhetoric and Culture from Quintilian to the Twin Towers Classical Inter Fac, explores the enduring influence of classical rhetoric on culture. It examines how rhetorical principles, as articulated by figures like Quintilian, continue to shape our understanding of communication and persuasion, even in the context of modern events and global landscapes like the Twin Towers tragedy, providing a vital interface between classical thought and contemporary society.

Explore the enduring wisdom of classical Roman oratory with 'Ars Oratoria: Selections From Cicero and Quintilian.' This essential collection gathers pivotal texts from two of ancient Rome's most influential rhetoricians, offering profound insights into the art of public speaking and persuasive argument. Discover timeless principles of rhetoric and delve into comprehensive teachings, providing a foundational understanding of Roman classical oratory for students and enthusiasts alike. This anthology of ancient public speaking principles remains highly relevant today.

Delve into Quintilian's foundational text, *Institutes of Oratory*, also known as *The Education of an Orator*, Vol. 1. This classic reprint presents a literally translated edition of his comprehensive twelve books, offering unparalleled insights into the principles of ancient Roman rhetoric and the systematic training of effective public speakers. Complete with valuable notes, it remains an indispensable resource for understanding classical education and the art of eloquent communication.