Marcus Tullius Cicero was one of the greatest thinkers and writers of the Roman Republic, and this collection of his letters and biography is a valuable resource for scholars and students alike. Translated by William Melmoth and Dr. Heberden, and with a biography by Dr. Middleton, readers are given a comprehensive view of Cicero's life and work, providing historical context and a deeper understanding of his ideas.
This fascinating letter from Dr. Middleton provides an insight into life in Rome during the eighteenth century.
This book by Conyers Middleton, Gerard Meerman, and William Bowyer provides a fascinating account of the development of printing technology. It examines the early history of printing, its impact on society, and the way in which it changed the way we communicate. The book is full of interesting insights into the development of printing, and is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of technology and its impact on society.
Originally published in 1717, Popery Unmask'd is a compelling denunciation of the Roman Catholic Church as it existed in the Middle Ages. The author critiques the Church's past errors, provides insight into Church history, and compares Catholicism to Protestantism in a way that would have been controversial in its time.
A historical account of a dispute between Trinity College and its master, Richard Bentley, in the early 18th century.
Few figures in ancient Rome were as influential and controversial as Cicero. In this seminal biography, Middleton traces the life and career of the famed orator and statesman, shedding light on his political struggles, personal triumphs, and enduring legacy.
Conyers Middleton's classic work on the Roman Senate is an essential resource for anyone interested in the politics and culture of ancient Rome. With a focus on the history and organization of the Senate, as well as its role in Roman society, this book offers a comprehensive look at one of the most important institutions in Western civilization.