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Bibliographie - Ciceros Reden Bibliographie - Ciceros Reden Inhalt 1. Gesamtausgaben der Reden; Lexika 3 2. Allgemeines zu Ciceros Reden 3 2.1 Zu Ciceros politischen Reden (allgemein) 5 2.2 Zu Ciceros Gerichtsreden (allgemein) 5 3. Zu Sprache und Stil der Reden 6 4. Zu den einzelnen politischen Reden 6 4.1 De imperio Cn. Pompei 6 4.2 Oratio in toga candida 7 4.3 Orationes consulares 7 4.3.1 Orationes consulares allgemein 7 4.3.2 De lege agraria 7 4.3.3 In Catilinam 8 4.4.Reden post reditum 9 4.4.1 Reden post reditum (allgemein) 9 4.4.2 Post reditum in senatu / ad Quirites 10 4.4.3 De domo sua 10 4.4.4 De haruspicum responso 10 4.5.De provinciis consularibus 11 4.6 In Pisonem 11 4.7 Pro Marcello 12 4.8 Orationes Philippicae 12 5. Zu den einzelnen Gerichtsreden 13 5.1 Reden in Zivilprozessen 13 5.1.1 Allgemeines 13 5.1.2 Pro Quinctio 14 5.1.3 Pro Caecina 14 5.1.4 Pro Tullio 15 5.1.5 Pro Q. Roscio comoedo 15 5.2 Reden in Mordprozessen 16 5.2.1 Allgemeines 16 5.2.2 Pro Sex. Roscio Amerino 16 5.2.3 Pro Cluentio 17 5.3 Reden in Gewaltprozessen 17 5.3.1 Allgemeines 17 5.3.2 Pro Sulla 18 5.3.3 Pro Sestio 18 5.3.4 In Vatinium testem interrogatio 19 5.3.5 Pro Caelio 19 5.3.6 Pro Milone 20 5.4 Reden in Repetundenprozessen 21 5.4.1 Allgemeines 21 5.4.2 Divinatio in Q. Caecilium 21 5.4.3 In Verrem, actio I und II 21 5.4.4 Pro Fonteio 22 5.4.5 Pro Flacco 23 5.4.6 Pro Scauro 23 5.4.7 Pro Rabirio Postumo 23 5.5 Reden in Ambitusprozessen 24 1 5.5.1 Allgemeines 24 5.5.2 Pro Murena 24 5.5.3 Pro Plancio 24 5.6 Reden in Bürgerrechtsprozessen 25 5.6.1 Allgemeines 25 5.6.2 Pro Archia 25 5.6.3 Pro Balbo 26 5.7 Reden in Sonderformen von Prozessen 26 5.7.1 Pro C. Rabirio perduellionis reo 26 5.7.2 Verteidigungsreden vor dem Diktator Caesar 26 6. Didaktische Aspekte 28 2 1. Gesamtausgaben der Reden (mit Kommentaren und Übersetzungen); Lexika 1. Graevius, Johannes Georgius (Hrsg.), mit Notae variorum, 3 Bde. in 6 Teilen, Amsterdam 1695-l699 2. Klotz, Reinhold (Hrsg.), 3 Bde., Leipzig l835–1839 (mit Kommentar) 3. Long, George (Hrsg.), 4 Bde., London 1855–1862 (mit Kommentar) 4. Clark, Albertus Curtis & Gulielmus Peterson (Hrsg.), 6 Bde., Oxford 1901–1911 5. Bibliotheka Teubneriana, Bd. 4–8 der Cicero-Gesamtausgabe, Leipzig 1916–1936 (verschiedene Editoren; viele Reden seit 1936 neu ediert) 6. in der Collection Budé, zweispr. mit Anm. und Einl. zu den einzelnen Reden, 20 Bde., Paris 1918 ff. (verschiedene Editoren) 7. bei Mondadori (Mailand), hrsg. v. Collegium Ciceronianis studiis provehendis 1963 ff. (verschiedene Editoren; noch unvollständig) Verlorene Reden: 1. Puccioni, Iulius (Hrsg.): Orationum deperditarum fragmenta, Mailand 1963 2. Crawford, Jane W.: M. Tullius Cicero. The lost and unpublished orations, Göttingen 1984 (Hypomnemata 80) 3. Dies. (Hrsg.): M. Tullius Cicero: The fragmentary speeches, an edition with commentary, Atlanta, Georgia 1994 (APA, American Classical Studies 33) 4. Malaspina, Ermanno: "Le orazioni in frammenti e deperditae di Cicerone: Rassegna 1984-1995", BStudLat 27, 1997, 565–590 Antike Erklärer: 1. Clark, Albert Curtis (Hrsg.): Q. Asconii Pediani orationum Ciceronis quinque enarratio, Oxford 1907 2. Marshall, Bruce A.: A historical commentary on Asconius, Columbia 1985 3. Stangl, Thomas (Hrsg.): Ciceronis orationum scholiastae, Wien/Leipzig 1912 4. Lewis, R. Geoffrey: Asconius. Commentaries on speeches of Cicero, Oxford 2006 (Text: Clark, Albert Curtis, engl. Übers., Komm.) Übersetzung / Lexika: 1. Fuhrmann, Manfred (Hrsg.), 7 Bde., Zürich / Stuttgart bzw. Zürich / München 1970–1982, (teilweise 2. Auflage 1982–85; jeweils mit Einl. und Anm.) 2. Merguet, Hugo: Lexikon zu den Reden des Cicero, 4 Bde., Jena 1877–1884, Zürich 32005 3. Shackleton Bailey, D. R.: Onomasticon to Cicero’s speeches, Stuttgart 1988 2. Allgemeines zu Ciceros Reden 1. Westermann, A.: Geschichte der Beredtsamkeit in Griechenland und Rom, 2.Th.: Geschichte der römischen Beredtsamkeit, Leipzig 1835, 151 – 186 2. Cucheval, V.: Cicéron orateur, Paris 1901 3. Preiswerk, Rudolphus: De inventione orationum Ciceronianarum, Diss. Basel 1905 4. Opperskalki, Th.: De M.Tulli Ciceronis orationum retractatione quaestiones selectae, Diss. Greifswald l914 5. Haury, Auguste: L'ironie et l'humour chez Cicéron, Leiden / Paris 1955 6. Settle, J.N.: The publication of Cicero’s orations, Diss. Univ. of North Carolina 1962 7. Neumeister, Christoff: Grundsätze der forensischen Rhetorik, gezeigt an Gerichtsreden Ciceros, München 1964 8. Nisbet, R. G. M.: "The speeches". In: T.A. Dorey (Hrsg.), Cicero (Sammelband), London 1965, 47- 79 9. Köhler, Ch.: Die Proömientechnik in Ciceros Reden: Ein Beitrag zum Verhältnis von rhetorischer Theorie und rednerischer Praxis bei Cicero, Diss. Jena 1968 3 10. Clarke, M.C.: Die Rhetorik bei den Römern: Ein historischer Abriß, Göttingen 1968 (zuerst engl.), 84-112 ("Ciceros Redekunst") 11. Rahn, Helmut: "Zur Struktur des ciceronischen Rede-Proömiums", AU 11/4, 1968, 5-24 12. Kennedy, George: The art of rhetoric in the Roman world, Princeton 1972, 149-282 13. Weische, Alfons: Ciceros Nachahmung der attischen Redner, Heidelberg 1972 14. Kytzler, Bernhard (Hrsg.): Ciceros literarische Leistung (Wege der Forschung 240), Darmstadt 1973 15. Schmidt, Peter Lebrecht: "Cicero und die republikanische Kunstprosa". In: Manfred Fuhrmann (Hrsg.), Neues Handbuch der Literaturwissenschaft: Römische Literatur, Frankfurt a. M. 1974, l47- 179 16. Militerni della Morte, P.: Studi su Cicerone oratore, Neapel 1977 17. Éloquence et rhétorique chez Cicéron (Entretiens sur l'antiquité classique, Bd.28), Vandœuvres- Genève 1982 18. Classen, Carl Joachim, "Ciceros Kunst der Ueberredung". In: Éloquence et rhétorique chez Cicéron (Entretiens sur l'antiquité classique, Bd.28), Vandœuvres-Genève 1982, 149-192 (mit Diskussion) 19. Classen, Carl Joachim: Recht - Rhetorik - Politik: Untersuchungen zu Ciceros rhetorischer Strategie, Darmstadt (WB) 1985 20. Shackleton Bailey, D. R.: Onomasticon to Cicero's speeches, Stuttgart 1988 21. David, Jean-Michel: Le patronat judiciaire au dernier siècle de la république Romaine, Paris 1992 (zu Cicero bes. S.367-399) 22. Loutsch, Claude: L' exorde dans les discours de Cicéron, Brüssel 1994 (Colection Latomus 224) 23. MacKendrick, Paul: The speeches of Cicero: Context, law, rhetoric, London 1995 24. Narducci, Emanuele: Cicerone e l’eloquenza romana: Retorica e concetto culturale, Rom 1997 25. Malaspina, Ermanno: "Le orazioni in frammenti e deperditae di Cicerone: Rassegna 1984-1995", BStudLat 27, 1997, 565-590 26. 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