Cicero's influence on Coriolanus & Liberal Education in The Tempest
Presentations by Katherine Bradshaw (Ancient Language Institute) and Ted Richards (University of Mississippi).
Video recording of a panel from the 2026 Ciceronian Society Conference in Omaha, Nebraska, March 13, 2026.
0:00 The Sower Episode 109 Introduction by Christopher Anadale
2:18 Katherine Bradshaw, The Ciceronian Tragedy of Shakespeare's Coriolanus
22:13 Ted Richards, For the Liberal Arts Without Parallel: Prospero's Practical Reason
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