The Philosophical Books of Cicero

Academic Aemilianus Antiochus of Ascalon Antony anxiety argues argument Aristotle assent Athens Atticus augur Balbus bodily Book Brutus Caesar Carneades Cato Chapter Chrysippus Cicero Ciceronian cites civil commonwealth Confirmatio consul Cotta Crassus death Democritus Demosthenes dialogue discussion divine dreams Duty eloquence Ends Ennius Epicurean Epicurus ethics evil examples exempla expediency false fate father fear freedom friendship gods Gracchus Greek happy honourable action Hortensius human ideal important interest involves Isocrates judgment justice Laelius Latin logic Lucretius Lucullus maiores Marcus Matius mind moral nature old age orator oratory pain Panaetius Pease Peripatetics Peroratio Phil philosophical Plato pleasure political Posidonius praise Prologue Pythagoras Quintus reason Refutatio religion Republic rhetoric Roman Roman Republic Rome Sage says Scaevola scepticism Scipio Senate sense Socrates soul speech Stoic Stoicism style Theophrastus things thinks Tiberius Gracchus Torquatus tribune Tusc Tusculans virtue wisdom Xenophon Zeno