'After the late Mr Reynolds's editions of Seneca (Letters and Dialogues) and Sallust in the Oxford series, the merits of this one come as no surprise . technically flawless, lucid, economical, carefully researched, judiciously selective, but reasonably hospitable.'D.R.Shackleton Bailey, The Classical Review, Vol.51, No.1, 2001user-friendly page layout. Andrew M.

Riggsby, Religious Studies Review, Vol.26, No.3.'Finally we have from the pen of the late L.D. Reynolds. a critical edition to take its place on our shelves as a fully worthy companion beside Madvig's commentary. The chief of R.

's improvements is to the stemma. R.'s Fin. is the second volume in a projected complete edition for OCT of Cicero's philosophical corpus. One point shared with its series predecessor M. Winterbottom's De Officiis, is clarity of layout, whereby the needed information is setbefore the reader without the clutter of the dubiously relevant.'Andrew R. Dyck, BMCR.