Gesine Manuwald is Professor of Latin, University College London. Her many books include Cicero (Understanding Classics, Bloomsbury 2015), Cicero, Agrarian Speeches. Introduction, Text, Translation, and Commentary (Oxford University Press 2018) and Cicero, Post reditum speeches. Introduction, Text, Translation, and Commentary (Oxford University Press 2021).

‘Gesine Manuwald’s Cicero: De re publica is a valuable resource for anyone interested in this text. By featuring the text, a new translation, commentary and an extensive bibliography on scholarship to-date in a single volume, the book presents a useful companion to Powell’s OCT edition of the text and fulfils its goal of appealing to a broad audience: experts can benefit from the volume’s extensive bibliography, non-experts from the explanatory commentary elucidating Cicero’s arguments.’ Ana Kotarcic, Bryn Mawr Classical Review

• IntroductionText and Translation of De re publicaCommentary

Gesine Manuwald is Professor of Latin, University College London. Her many books include Cicero (Understanding Classics, Bloomsbury 2015), Cicero, Agrarian Speeches. Introduction, Text, Translation, and Commentary (Oxford University Press 2018) and Cicero, Post reditum speeches. Introduction, Text, Translation, and Commentary (Oxford University Press 2021).

‘Gesine Manuwald’s Cicero: De re publica is a valuable resource for anyone interested in this text. By featuring the text, a new translation, commentary and an extensive bibliography on scholarship to-date in a single volume, the book presents a useful companion to Powell’s OCT edition of the text and fulfils its goal of appealing to a broad audience: experts can benefit from the volume’s extensive bibliography, non-experts from the explanatory commentary elucidating Cicero’s arguments.’ Ana Kotarcic, Bryn Mawr Classical Review

• IntroductionText and Translation of De re publicaCommentary