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We Know More Of Marcus Tullius Cicero (106-43 Bce), Lawyer, Orator, Politician And Philosopher, Than Of Any Other Roman. Besides Much Else, His Work Conveys The Turmoil Of His Time, And The Part He Played In A Period That Saw The Rise And Fall Of Julius Caesar In A Tottering Republic. Cicero (marcus Tullius, 106-43 Bce), Roman Lawyer, Orator, Politician And Philosopher, Of Whom We Know More Than Of Any Other Roman, Lived Through The Stirring Era Which Saw The Rise, Dictatorship, And Death Of Julius Caesar In A Tottering Republic. In His Political Speeches Especially And In His Correspondence We See The Excitement, Tension And Intrigue Of Politics And The Part He Played In The Turmoil Of The Time. Of About 106 Speeches, Delivered Before The Roman People Or The Senate If They Were Political, Before Jurors If Judicial, 58 Survive (a Few Of Them Incompletely). In The Fourteenth Century Petrarch And Other Italian Humanists Discovered Manuscripts Containing More Than 900 Letters Of Which More Than 800 Were Written By Cicero And Nearly 100 By Others To Him. These Afford A Revelation Of The Man All The More Striking Because Most Were Not Written For Publication. Six Rhetorical Works Surviv

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Author

Cicero; with an English translation by H. Rackham

Publisher

Harvard University, Department of Sanskrit & Indian Studies

Published

1914

Language

EN

ISBN

9780674994256

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

Literary Fiction, Social Science, Philosophy