List of Contributors Introduction Leanne Jansen and Christoph Pieper (Leiden University, Germany) Part I. Cicero in the 50s: Preparing His Own Reception Chapter 1. Cicero's Thoughts about his Heritage in the Spring of 50 BCE Lidewij van Gils (University of Amsterdam, Holland) Chapter 2. Cicero poeta in the 50s Thomas J. Keeline (University of Washington, St. Louis, USA) Chapter 3. Cicero's genus dialogorum between Fact and Fiction Gesine Manuwald (University College London, UK) Part II. High-Imperial Receptions Chapter 4.
Historia contexta : Atticus' Mediated History of the 50s Andrew James Sillett (Oxford University, UK) Chapter 5. Cicero's humanitas ? Valerius Maximus on Cicero's Defences of Enemies in the 50s Henriette van der Blom (University of Birmingham, UK) Chapter 6. Cicero's Legal Analogies in Seneca's Political World Maarten Klink (Radboud University Nijmegen, The Netherlands) Chapter 7. Cicero unmasked? Greek Views on the Milo Trial Leanne Jansen (Leiden University, Germany) Part III. Late Imperial, Late Antique and Early Medieval Receptions Chapter 8. Platonis aemulus : Ancient Reception of Cicero's Platonic Works Caroline Bishop (Texas Tech University, USA) Chapter 9. Reading some of Cicero's Speeches in Late Antiquity. In Pisonem, Pro Plancio, Pro Milone Andrea Balbo (University of Turin, Italy) Chapter 10.
Positioning the Paratext: Reflections on an argumentum to the Pro Milone and its Manuscript Contexts Irene O'Daly (Leiden University, Germany) Part IV. Early Modern and Modern Receptions Chapter 11. The Discovery of a Classical Author Private and its Impact on Petrarch Karl Enenkel (University of Münster, Germany) Chapter 12. Clodius' and Cicero's Enmity in Fourteenth- and Fifteenth-Century Biographies of Cicero Christoph Pieper (Leiden University, Germany) Chapter 13. Cicero in the Anti-Machiavellian Tradition of the French Renaissance Eric MacPhail (Indiana University Bloomington, USA) Chapter 14. Cicero's Pro Milone in Gerardus Vossius' Rhetorical Works Verena Schulz Catholic University of Eichstaett-Ingolstadt, Germany) Chapter 15. The 'Reconstruction' of Cicero's De re publica by J.E.
D. Bernardi (1798/1807) Reinhold F. Glei (Ruhr University Bochum , Germany) Chapter 16. 20th and 21st-century Responses to Cicero's Exile in 58/57 BCE Kathryn Stutz (Johns Hopkins University, USA) Notes Bibliography Index.