[KB] query on Cicero

[Clarke Rountree]

Happy holiday Burkelers!

I hope the new location of the listserv is active, because I have a
question that one of you could quickly answer: In RM, KB notes that Cicero
identified the offices of rhetoric as to teach, to delight, and to move.
That list comes from Orator (NOT De Oratore), but I'm having a tough time
finding exactly the section number for that reference (KB didn't give one).
(I've also run into a debate over its connection to Aristotle and the
extent to which it is reflected in Cicero's later writings.)

Any clues?

Cheers,

Clarke

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Dr. Clarke Rountree
Chair and Professor of Communication Arts
342 Morton Hall
University of Alabama in Huntsville
Huntsville, AL  35899
256-824-6646
clarke.rountree at uah.edu
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