"A public speech in defense of the poet Archias is made by the Roman lawyer and philosopher Cicero, embodied in a series of essays. These works, written in the first half of the 1st century BC, contain wise explanations of the role of poetry in society, the importance of literature and art in human life The author argues his position that poetic talent deserves support and protection, and at the same time, this book is known not only for its important philosophical reflections, but also for the high art of writing, which its author skillfully embodied in frank and convincing arguments. in favor of the poet."