A Chinese Reading Desk for Cicero’s Divinatio

Field notes

The interface treats Cicero’s Divinatio in Q. Caecilium as a navigable object rather than a flat transcription. Its eight-part rhetorical map runs from Exordium through Conclusio, while Arabic paragraph numbers remain the sole passage identifiers and Roman chapter divisions serve as metadata. The visible text preserves Watson’s u/v spelling, and passage-level controls point to grammar lookup, commentary, and a personal translation workspace. The page identifies Watson, Woodcock, and Latin grammar materials as reference points.