Lettres De Pline Le Jeune, En Latin Et En Français, Suivies Du PanÃ(c)gyrique De Trajan

This volume presents the letters of Pliny the Younger in both Latin and French, offering a unique opportunity for scholars and enthusiasts alike to engage with the original text and a contemporaneous translation. The collection provides invaluable insights into the daily life, political landscape, and social customs of ancient Rome during the late 1st and early 2nd centuries CE. Included is the "Panegyricus Traiani," Pliny's celebrated oration praising the emperor Trajan, which serves as a key historical document reflecting the values and ideals of the Roman Empire.

Edited and translated by Louis de Sacy, this edition ensures accessibility for modern readers while preserving the historical and literary significance of Pliny's work. "Lettres De Pline Le Jeune, En Latin Et En Français, Suivies Du PanÃ(c)gyrique De Trajan" is a valuable resource for students of classics, history, and literature, offering a direct connection to one of antiquity's most eloquent voices.

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