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Around 10 September 57 BCE: From Cicero (in Rome) to Atticus (in Epirus)
Cicero greets Atticus.
As soon as I reached Rome and someone I could rely on to deliver a letter to you, I thought nothing should take priority over congratulating you (in your absence) on my return. To tell the truth, I had found that in...
Early September 57 BCE: post reditum ad Populum
Salvete, patres subscripti.
The second of Cicero’s post-exile speeches was delivered to an assembly of the People not long after his first speech to the Senate. The exact date of the speech is uncertain, and the text of the speech itself i...
5 September 57 BCE: post reditum in Senatu
Salvete, patres subscripti.
Cicero is BACK.
Cicero’s allies had been trying to have him recalled essentially the entire time he was in exile, but every time they got close to passing a law to allow him to return, it would be vetoed by Clo...
February 57 BCE: From Cicero (at Dyrrachium?) to Atticus (in Rome)
Cicero greets Atticus.
From your letter and from the situation itself I see that I am utterly undone.1 Please, do not fail my family in whatever help they need in these miserable times.2 As you write, I shall see you soon.3
Latin t...
January 57 BCE: From Cicero (at Dyrrachium?) to Metellus Nepos (in Rome)
Marcus Cicero greets the Consul Quintus Metellus.
The letters of my brother Quintus and my close friend Titus Pomponius had given me so much hope that I depended on your assistance as much as your colleague’s, and so I wrote you a letter a...
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