Description Rhetoric, the multifaceted art of persuasion, was developed in Ancient Greece by the Presocratic philosophers and the Sophists mainly. It is about the speaker’s ability to use written and spoken language to craft their arguments effectively in order to convince an audience about the subject at hand. The «Orators» collection gathers all known works of the Ancient Greek Literature, a total of 51 volumes, including: The works of the orators: Alcidamas, Aeschines (2 volumes), Antiphon, Apsines, Dinarchus, Demades, Demosthenes (16 volumes), Dionysius of Halicarnassus (4 volumes), Isaeus (2 volumes), Isocrates (6 volumes), Libanius (3 volumes), Longinus, Lycurgus, Lysias (3 volumes), Polyaenus (3 volumes), Hyperides. The works of Aristotle: Rhetoric (3 volumes) and Rhetoric to Alexander. Plutarch’s work Lives of the Orators.
