Cicero was the most eloquent of the Roman orators.
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6 total sentences available.
Cicero was the most eloquent of the Roman orators.
Source: tatoeba (5119056)
Why don’t our distinguished orators turn up as always to make their speeches, to say what they have to say?
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We praise and honor wise and good orators.
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The importance of rhetoric in ancient education and public life is reflected in the wealth of rhetorical treatises composed by classical orators and teachers of oratory.
Source: tatoeba (12105174)
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Closest matches include persuasive speaker, political speaker, public speaker, rhetor, rhetorician.
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