Ancient World
Cicero and the Fall of the Roman Republic
James Leigh Strachan-Davidson
1903
11h 37m
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The republic was dying and the best lawyer in Rome would not stop talking. Cicero exposed a conspiracy, saved the state, was exiled for it, backed the wrong men twice, and finally attacked Antony in public with a candour that got him killed. Strachan-Davidson works from the letters, where Cicero is vain, frightened and completely honest.
Inside this audiobook
15 chapters
- 1Preface2m
- 2Cicero's Training40m
- 3Roman Parties and Statesmen46m
- 4Cicero as an Advocate; Atticus; Cicero's Family48m
- 5Cicero as a Magistrate46m
- 6Cicero and Cataline1h 18m
- 7Cicero's Ideal Party1h 8m
- 8The First Triumvirate46m
- 9Cicero's Exile and Return54m
- 10Rome After the Conference at Luca52m
- 11Cicero as Provincial Governor; Tiro; Caelius; Rome on the Eve of Civil War45m
- 12The Civil War34m
- 13Caesar's Dictatorship57m
- 14Cicero and Antony, part 149m
- 15Cicero and Antony, part 232m
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