Plural of ciceronian; people who follow, study, or advocate Ciceronian style and oratory, or adjective forms referring to multiple things in Cicero's style.
Plural of ciceronian, used both as a noun for people and as an adjective form. Common in Renaissance and Early Modern discussions of classical rhetoric and pedagogy.
Ciceronians traveled across Europe sharing manuscripts and arguing about the 'correct' way to imitate Cicero—they were basically the influencers of the scholarly world!
As a nominalized adjective referring to followers of Ciceronianism, it embeds the masculine historical figure at its core.
Use to describe adherents of Ciceronian style or thought without reinforcing male as the default.
["Ciceronian followers","classical rhetoricians"]
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