This Latin-language speech from the 1st century BC is a scathing indictment of the corrupt and venal practices of the Roman governor Verres. It is a masterful example of Cicero's eloquence and rhetorical skill, and a fascinating glimpse into the politics and law of the late Roman Republic.
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