Author:Marcus Tullius Cicero/54 BC

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Letters, Speeches and Philosophical works by Marcus Tullius Cicero
54 BC
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During this year politics were comparatively uneventful. Crassus was gone to Syria. Pompey should have gone to Spain, but at the request of the senate he stayed near Rome, and in the autumn his wife Iulia died, thus breaking one strong tie between him and Caesar. Quintus Cicero went as legatus to Caesar and accompanied him to Britain. Cicero himself kept up a correspondence with Caesar, and seems to nurse his friendship with him with an almost feverish eagerness, which, however, lacks spontaneity. He was engaged this year in composing his treatise on the Republic.

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  • CXXX: To M. Licinius Crassus on his way to Syria, from Rome, January Image:50%.svg
  • CXXXI: To Quintus in the country, from Rome, February Image:50%.svg
  • CXXXII: To Quintus in the country, from Rome, February Image:50%.svg
  • CXXXIII: To Author:Julius Caesar in Gaul, from Rome, February Image:50%.svg
  • CXXXIV: To Quintus in the country, from Rome, 15 February Image:50%.svg
  • CXXXV: To C. Trebatius Testa in Gaul, from Cumae, April Image:50%.svg
  • CXXXVI: To C. Trebatius Testa on his way to Gaul, from Cumae, April or May Image:50%.svg
  • CXXXVII: To Atticus on a journey, from Cumae, May Image:50%.svg
  • CXXXVIII: To Quintus in Gaul, from Cumae, May Image:50%.svg
  • CXXXIX: To C. Trebatius Testa in Gaul, from Rome, June Image:50%.svg
  • CXL: To Quintus in Gaul, from Rome, 3 June Image:50%.svg
  • CXLI: To Quintus in Gaul, from Rome, 3 June Image:50%.svg
  • CXLII: To Atticus in Epirus or Asia, from Rome, 24 June Image:50%.svg
  • CXLIII: To Atticus in Epirus, from Rome, 27 July Image:50%.svg
  • CXLIV: To C. Trebatius Testa in Gaul, from Rome, September Image:50%.svg
  • CXLV: To C. Trebatius Testa in Gaul, from Rome, September Image:50%.svg
  • CXLVI: To Quintus in Britain, from Rome, September Image:50%.svg
  • CXLVII: To Quintus in Britain, from Arpinum and Rome, 28 September Image:50%.svg
  • CXLVIII: To Atticus on his way to Rome, from Rome, 1 October Image:50%.svg
  • CXLIX: To Quintus in Gaul, from Rome, October Image:50%.svg
  • CL: To Quintus in Gaul, from Rome, October Image:50%.svg
  • CLI: To Quintus in Gaul, from Rome, 24 October Image:50%.svg
  • CLII: To P. Lentulus Spinther in Cilicia, from Rome, October Image:50%.svg
  • CLIII: To Atticus in Asia, from Rome, October Image:50%.svg
  • CLIV: To Quintus in Gaul, from Tusculum, November Image:50%.svg
  • CLV: To Quintus in Gaul, from Tusculum, November Image:50%.svg
  • CLVI: To C. Trebatius Testa in Gaul, from Rome, November Image:50%.svg
  • CLVII: To Atticus on his way to Rome, from Rome, November Image:50%.svg
  • CLVIII: To Quintus in Gaul, from Rome, November Image:50%.svg
  • CLIX: To Quintus in Gaul, from Rome, November or December Image:50%.svg
  • CLX: To C. Trebatius Testa in Gaul, from Rome, November Image:50%.svg
  • CLXI: To L. Valerius in Cilicia, from Rome Image:50%.svg
  • CLXII: To M. Curius, a proconsul, from Rome Image:50%.svg
  • CLXIII: To C. Munatius in a province, from Rome Image:50%.svg
  • CLXIV: To Q. Philippus, proconsul of Asia, from Rome Image:50%.svg

[edit] Appendix C

  • I: To Tiro, from Cumae, 10 April[1] Image:50%.svg
  • II: To Tiro, from Cumae, 11 April Image:50%.svg
  • III: To Tiro, from Cumae, 12 April Image:50%.svg
  • IV: To Tiro, from Cumae, 19 May Image:50%.svg

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[edit] Footnotes

  1. Shuckburgh gives several possible dates for the letters to Tiro. I have settled for 54 BC because other letters show Cicero was in Cumae in April and May.
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