CICERO. CHAPTER I. EARLY LIFE AND EDUCATION.

CHAPTER II. PUBLIC CAREER. IMPEACHMENT OF VERRES.

CHAPTER III. THE CONSULSHIP AND CATILINE.

CHAPTER IV. HIS EXILE AND RETURN.

CHAPTER V. CICERO AND CAESAR.

CHAPTER VI. CICERO AND ANTONY.

CHAPTER VII. CHARACTER AS A POLITICIAN AND AN ORATOR.

CHAPTER VIII. MINOR CHARACTERISTICS.

CHAPTER IX. CICERO'S CORRESPONDENCE. I. ATTICUS.

CHAPTER X. ESSAYS ON 'OLD AGE' AND 'FRIENDSHIP'

CHAPTER XI. CICERO'S PHILOSOPHY. 'THE TRUE ENDS OF LIFE'.[1]

CHAPTER XII. CICERO'S RELIGION.

Title: Cicero Ancient Classics for English Readers

Author: Rev. W. Lucas Collins

Language: English

Produced by Stan Goodman, Ted Garvin, Lazar Liveanu and PG Distributed Proofreaders

Ancient Classics for English Readers

edited by the

REV. W. LUCAS COLLINS, M.A.

CICERO

by the

REV. W. LUCAS COLLINS, M.A.

AUTHOR OF 'ETONIANA', 'THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS', ETC.

I have to acknowledge my obligations to Mr. Forsyth's well-known 'Life of Cicero', especially as a guide to the biographical materials which abound in his Orations and Letters. Mr. Long's scholarly volumes have also been found useful. For the translations, such as they are, I am responsible. If I could have met with any which seemed to me more satisfactory, I would gladly have adopted them.

W.L.C.

CONTENTS.

   I. BIOGRAPHICAL—EARLY LIFE AND EDUCATION,
  II. PUBLIC CAREER—IMPEACHMENT OF VERRES,
 III. THE CONSULSHIP AND CATILINE,
  IV. EXILE AND RETURN,
   V. CICERO AND CAESAR,
  VI. CICERO AND ANTONY,
 VII. CHARACTER AS POLITICIAN AND ORATOR,
VIII. MINOR CHARACTERISTICS,
  IX. CICERO's CORRESPONDENCE,
   X. ESSAYS ON 'OLD AGE' AND 'FRIENDSHIP',
  XI. CICERO'S PHILOSOPHY,
 XII. CICERO'S RELIGION.