44-43 BC

Cic. Phil.

Philippics

I. Before, O conscript fathers, I say those things concerning the republic which I think myself bound to say at the present time, I will explain to you briefly the cause of my departure from, and of my return to the city. When I hoped that the republic was at last recalled to a proper respect for your wisdom and for your authority, I thought that it became me to remain in a sort of sentinelship,…Read now

Author: Cicero
Orations: 1-14
Translator: C. D. Yonge

Philippics

Cicero

translated by C. D. Yonge

Edition

C. D. YongeDefaultYonge translationPrinted in The Orations of Marcus Tullius Cicero: Literally Translated by C. D. Yonge, vol. 4 (1852).I. Before, O conscript fathers, I say those things concerning the republic which I think myself bound to say at the present time, I will explain to you briefly the cause of my departure from, and of my return to the city. When I hoped that the republic was at…

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