Konrad Niemeyer has written:

'De locis quibusdam qui in Ciceronis De oratore libris leguntur, disputatio'

John Bake has written:

'De emendando Ciceronis oratore ad M. Brutum'

Mary Alene Brightbill has written:

'The text of Cicero's De oratore in Codex D'

Ernest Alfred Lussky has written:

'The appeal to the emotions in the judicial speeches of Cicero as compared with the theories set forth on the subject in the De oratore ..' -- subject(s): Ancient Oratory, Emotions, History and criticism, Speeches, addresses, etc., Latin

Oratore in the masculine and oratoressa in the feminine are Italian equivalents of the English word "orator." The choice depends upon the gender of the oratory-deliverer as well as upon the preferences of the speaker since some just opt to use the masculine singular noun for females and males. The respective pronunciation will be "O-ra-TO-rey" in the masculine and "O-ra-to-RES-sa" in the feminine in Italian.