- De
analogia (full title: De
analogia libri II ad M.
Tullium Ciceronem, "Two
Books on Analogies, [dedicated] to
Marcus Tullius Cicero") are two lost books...
-
Titlepage from Nizolio's
Observationes in
Ciceronem (1561 edition)...
-
addressed to Caesar, and an
attack upon
Cicero (Invectiva or
Declamatio in
Ciceronem),
frequently attributed to Sallust, are
thought by
modern scholars to...
- from
which Aulus Gellius draws an
anecdote of Cato (XI.8).
Epistulae ad
Ciceronem, an
extract of
which survives in
Lactantius (Divinarum
Institutionum Libri...
- schoolchildren) includes: De
Sallustii in
Ciceronem et
invicem invectivis.
Berlin 1913 (Dissertation)
Sallustii in
Ciceronem et
invicem invectivae.
Recensuit Alphonsus...
- 8. Cicero,
Epistulae ad Atti****, xii. 17. Pseudo-Brutus,
Epistulae ad
Ciceronem, i. 6, 17. Plutarch, "The Life of Brutus", 51. Plutarch, "The Life of...
-
prolusiones (only
fragments survived) De
analogia libri II ad M.
Tullium Ciceronem De
astris liber Dicta collectanea ("collected sayings", also
known by...
- by
Johannes Baptista Pius [it; fr]. 1471 Ps.-Sallustius,
Invectiva in
Ciceronem Vindelinus de
Spira Venice These two
speechs were
included by Vindelinus...
- Halicarn****us
Antiquitates Romanae III 22, 7–9;
Scholiasta Bobiensis in
Ciceronem Milo 7. Livy I 26, 13;
Paulus ex
Festus p.399, 2 L ;
Pseudo Aurelius Victor...
- for
accepting bribes.
Gaius Licinius Macer Calvus 54 BCE In M.
Tullium Ciceronem Oratio An
Invective against Marcus Tullius Sallust criticizes Cicero for...
