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The present thesis investigates, in its first part, rhetorical inventio as presented in Marcus Tullius Cicero’s On the orator. Its starting point is Cicero’s own comments in Ad Familiares I, 9, 23 that the libri De oratore “shun the regular precepts and comprise the whole oratorical doctrine of the ancients, both the Aristotelian and the Isocratic ones”. In order to achieve such goal, Antonius’s presentation (2.99-216) is compared to both the treatment given to the same issue in the artes, which predate the dialogue, and that of Aristotle’s Rhetoric. The second part presents De oratore’s first complete translation into Portuguese.

A invenção no Do orador de Cícero: um estudo à luz de Ad Familiares I, 9, 23