- The
Catilinarian orations (Latin:
Marci Tullii Ciceronis orationes in
Catilinam; also
simply the Catilinarians) are four
speeches given in 63 BC by Marcus...
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Cornelius Cinna. When
Catiline left Rome
after Cicero's
second speech In
Catilinam,
Lentulus took his
place as
chief of the
conspirators in the city. In...
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contra Rullum (Opposing the
Agrarian Law
proposed by Rullus) (63 BC) In
Catilinam I–IV (Catiline
Orations or
Against Catiline) (59 BC) Pro
Flacco (In Defense...
- opinions"
quousque tandem? For how much longer? From Cicero's
first speech In
Catilinam to the
Roman Senate regarding the
conspiracy of Catiline: Quo
usque tandem...
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historian Tacitus, the Philippicae,
together with the Pro Milone, In
Catilinam, and In Verrem, made
Cicero famous, and much of his
political career sprang...
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Cicero (brother)
Philosophy career Notable work
Orations In
Verrem In
Catilinam I–IV
Philosophical works Academica De
Oratore De re
publica De Natura...
- July 2023.
Retrieved 17
August 2023.
Freeman (2000), p. 438. Cicero. In
Catilinam. Vol. I 61 "recto" (Rylands Papyri ed.). p. 2.15.
Adams 2003, pp. 188...
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Henry G. Bohn, York Street,
Covent Garden. 1856. In
Verrem 2.4.56; in
Catilinam 1.2; de Domo sua 137; pro Rege
Deiotaro 31.
Susan O
Shapiro (2005) O Tempora...
- "Patent portae; proficiscere!" ("The
gates are open; depart!") — Cicero, In
Catilinam 1.10. "Ceterum
censeo Carthaginem esse delendam." ("Furthermore, I consider...
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Political De
Imperio Cn.
Pompei In
Catilinam I–IV In Toga
Candida Pro
Milone Pro
Marcello Philippicae Judicial Pro
Quinctio Pro
Roscio Amerino Divinatio...
