Tully's Three Books of Offices [Tr. by T. Cockman]

A new edition of Thomas Cockman's translation of Cicero's "Three Books of Offices", a cornerstone of classical ethical and political thought. Cicero's work explores moral duties, virtue, and the principles of honorable conduct in public and private life. This edition makes Cicero's timeless wisdom accessible to contemporary readers, offering insights into leadership, justice, and the common good.

“Tully's Three Books of Offices” remains relevant for anyone seeking guidance on ethical decision-making and responsible citizenship. The translation captures the elegance and clarity of Cicero's original text, rendering it suitable for both scholars and general readers interested in the foundations of Western political philosophy.

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