This 1888 translation of Cicero's classic works on friendship and old age, and his visionary description of Scipio's dream of a utopian society, is a finely crafted English rendering of Cicero's original Latin texts. The translators offer both a faithful rendering of the source material and their own unique insights, making this book an essential resource for anyone interested in classical literature.

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