'On Duties'' (De Officiis), Cicero's last philosophical work, has been the most popular of his philosophical writings from antiquity to the present day. It deals with situations in everyday life in which the individual has to make important, and sometimes

In this work, written in 45 B.C.E in the form of three dialogues, Cicero explains and discusses the views of the three major philosophical schools of his age - the Epicureans, the Stoics, and the Peripatetics - on the issue of the highest good, or the

Cicero here expounds on the theological views of the Epicurean, the Stoic, and the Academic schools of philosophy. The treatise is cast in the form of a dialogue, supposed to have taken place in 77 or 76 B.C.E. Translated from the Latin by Aviva Katzi

This volume examines a crucial period in Roman economic history in the light of contemporary evidence drawn from the vast corpus of rabbinic literature. From the series ''Bar-Ilan Studies in Near Eastern Languages and Culture''.