Cicero’s Conversation Rules

De Officiis Dialogue Simulator: Master Brevitas (Brevity), Attentio (Active Listening), Aequitas (Composure), and Decorum (Fitting the Company).

Turn-by-Turn Banquet Discourse Turn 1 / 3
Senator Marcus

"The grain subsidies are draining our treasury, yet you defend them! Are we to indulge the mob while our fleets decay in Ostia?"

Choose your rhetorical response:
Interactive Pruning Workbench (Brevitas Practice)

Click verbose clauses to strike them. Transform rambling speech into sharp Ciceronian interventions:

Words: 38 (Original: 38)
Conversational Radar & Telemetry 93% Balance
Brevitas (Brevity)
90%
Attentio (Engagement)
94%
Aequitas (Composure)
96%
Decorum (Fitting Speech)
92%
Conversational Dynamic Status
Interlocutor Attention: Attentive (92%)
Conversational Rapport: High (88%)
Composure / Temper: Mastered
Cicero, De Officiis I.132–136: "In conversation let there be no vehement passions, but let speech be easy and without obstinacy... neither let a man engross the discourse to himself, but permit others to have their turn."
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