The Orators in Cicero's Brutus

'The study of the chronological structure of the Brutus should be considered the vertebra of the monograph, but the body of the work is the prosopographical commentary, while the examination of Cicero's prosoporgraphical and chronographic resources and methods is an essential adjunct.'

Art · Cicero · Literature · Classical Antiquity Studies · Philosophy

• Reading Rome's Evolving Civic Landscape in Context

  Eric J Kondratieff•Phoenix•2009

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• Approaches to Lucretius

  Donncha ca /21 Jhd O'Rourke, Lucretius in Theory Edinburgh et al.•Approaches to Lucretius•2020

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• Classical Revivals and “Pagan” Art

  Alan Cameron•The last pagans of Rome•2010

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• Licinius Crassus Dives Mucianus, Publius

  Open Access•Gaius Stern, Tom Hillard•The Encyclopedia of Ancient History•2023

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• Licinius Crassus, Lucius

  Open Access•Jeffrey Beneker•The Encyclopedia of Ancient History•2012

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• Fannius, Gaius

  Open Access•H P Beck, Hans Beck•The Encyclopedia of Ancient History•2012

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• The Livian Revival

  Alan Cameron•The last pagans of Rome•2010

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• Conclusion

  Alan Cameron•The last pagans of Rome•2010

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• Hortensius Hortalus, Quintus

  Open Access•Kathryn Tempest, Kathryn L Tempest•The Encyclopedia of Ancient History•2012

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• The Frigidus

  Alan Cameron•The last pagans of Rome•2010

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• Correctors and Critics II

  Alan Cameron•The last pagans of Rome•2010

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• The Annales of Nicomachus Flavianus I

  Alan Cameron•The last pagans of Rome•2010

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• The Poem Against the Pagans

  Alan Cameron•The last pagans of Rome•2010

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• Political history, 146–95 b.c.

  Open Access•Andrew Lintott•The Cambridge Ancient History•1994

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• Cicero, oratory and public life

  Open Access•Catherine Steel•Cambridge Companion to Cicero•2013

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• The political impact of Cicero's speeches

  Open Access•Ann Vasaly•Cambridge Companion to Cicero•2013

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• The “Pagan” Literary Revival

  Alan Cameron•The last pagans of Rome•2010

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• Cicero during the Enlightenment

  Open Access•Matthew Fox•Cambridge Companion to Cicero•2013

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• Cicero and the intellectual milieu of the late Republic

  Open Access•Anthony Corbeill•Cambridge Companion to Cicero•2013

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• Religion

  Open Access•Mary Beard•The Cambridge Ancient History•1994

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• The development of Roman private law

  Open Access•John Crook, J A Crook•The Cambridge Ancient History•1994

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• Cicero in late antiquity

  Open Access•Sabine Maccormack•Cambridge Companion to Cicero•2013

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• Writer and addressee in Cicero's letters

  Open Access•Ruth Morello•Cambridge Companion to Cicero•2013

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• Egypt, 146–31 b.c.

  Open Access•Dorothy J Thompson•The Cambridge Ancient History•1994

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• Economy and society, 133–43 b.c.

  Open Access•Claude Nicolet•The Cambridge Ancient History•1994

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• The Real Circle of Symmachus

  Alan Cameron•The last pagans of Rome•2010

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• The Roman empire and its problems in the late second century

  Open Access•Andrew Lintott•The Cambridge Ancient History•1994

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• The Senate and the populares , 69–60 b.c.

  Open Access•T P Wiseman•The Cambridge Ancient History•1994

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• Cicero's poetry

  Open Access•Emma Gee•Cambridge Companion to Cicero•2013

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• The aftermath of the Ides

  Open Access•Elizabeth Rawson•The Cambridge Ancient History•1994

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• Cicero and Roman identity

  Open Access•Emma Dench•Cambridge Companion to Cicero•2013

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• The law in Cicero's writings

  Open Access•Jill Harries•Cambridge Companion to Cicero•2013

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• Lucullus, Pompey and the East

  Open Access•A N Sherwin-White•The Cambridge Ancient History•1994

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• The city of Rome and the plebs urbana in the late Republic

  Open Access•Nicholas Purcell•The Cambridge Ancient History•1994

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• Cicero's rhetorical theory

  Open Access•John Dugan•Cambridge Companion to Cicero•2013

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• Cicero, tradition and performance

  Open Access•Andrew Bell, Andrew J Bell•Cambridge Companion to Cicero•2013

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• Pagan Converts

  Alan Cameron•The last pagans of Rome•2010

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• Pagan Scholarship

  Alan Cameron•The last pagans of Rome•2010

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• The fall of the Roman Republic

  Open Access•John Crook, J A Crook et al.•The Cambridge Ancient History•1994

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• The rise of Pompey

  Open Access•Robin Seager•The Cambridge Ancient History•1994

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• Pagan Writers

  Alan Cameron•The last pagans of Rome•2010

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• Correctors and Critics I

  Alan Cameron•The last pagans of Rome•2010

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• Greek Texts and Latin Translation

  Alan Cameron•The last pagans of Rome•2010

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• From Constantius to Theodosius

  Alan Cameron•The last pagans of Rome•2010

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• Nineteenth-century Ciceros

  Open Access•Nicholas Cole, Nicholas P Cole•Cambridge Companion to Cicero•2013

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• Priests and Initiates

  Alan Cameron•The last pagans of Rome•2010

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• Caesar, Pompey and Rome, 59–50 b.c.

  Open Access•T P Wiseman•The Cambridge Ancient History•1994

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• The crisis of the Republic

  Open Access•Andrew Lintott•The Cambridge Ancient History•1994

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• The Historia Augusta

  Alan Cameron•The last pagans of Rome•2010

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• Cicero's style

  Open Access•J G F Powell•Cambridge Companion to Cicero•2013

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• Twentieth/twenty-first-century Cicero(s)

  Open Access•Lynn S Fotheringham•Cambridge Companion to Cicero•2013

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• Saviour of the Republic and Father of the Fatherland

  Open Access•Jon Hall•Cambridge Companion to Cicero•2013

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• Other Christian Verse Invectives

  Alan Cameron•The last pagans of Rome•2010

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• Macrobius and the “Pagan” Culture of his Age

  Alan Cameron•The last pagans of Rome•2010

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• The Annales of Nicomachus Flavianus II

  Alan Cameron•The last pagans of Rome•2010

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• Tully's boat

  Open Access•Alain M Gowing•Cambridge Companion to Cicero•2013

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• The intellectual developments of the Ciceronian age

  Open Access•Miriam Griffin•The Cambridge Ancient History•1994

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• The administration of the empire

  Open Access•John Richardson, John S Richardson•The Cambridge Ancient History•1994

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• Sulla

  Open Access•Robin Seager•The Cambridge Ancient History•1994

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• Pagans and Polytheists

  Alan Cameron•The last pagans of Rome•2010

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• Common Ground in Lucretius’ De Rerum Natura

  Open Access•Barnaby Taylor•Approaches to Lucretius•2020

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• Rome and Italy

  Open Access•Emilio Gabba•The Cambridge Ancient History•1994

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• Writing philosophy

  Open Access•Malcolm Schofield•Cambridge Companion to Cicero•2013

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• Publius Crassus - "optimus adulescens" and his unfortunate career

  Open Access•Ireneusz Łuć•Klio•2021

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• Irrumator/Imperator

  Steven Brandwood•Classical Philology•2021

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• Chapitre VII. La ricchezza delle matrone

  Open Access•Tomaso Maria Lucchelli, Francesca Rohr Vio•Femmes influentes dans le monde…•2016

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• The Cambridge Companion to Cicero

  Open Access•Catherine Steel•Cambridge Companion to Cicero•2013

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• Constructing Literature in the Roman Republic

  Open Access•Sander M Goldberg•Constructing Literature in the…•2005

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• The Cambridge Ancient History

  Open Access•John B Bury, Alan K Bowman et al.•Cambridge Ancient History•1994

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• Catullus 84

  John Greer Nicholson, John Nicholson•Phoenix•1998

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• Scale, space and canon in ancient literary culture

  Open Access•Reviel Netz•Scale, Space and Canon in Ancient…•2020

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• New evidence of roman governors and officers on glandes inscriptae from Republican Hispania

  Open Access•Peter Rothenhoefer, Javier Moralejo Ordax•Conimbriga Revista de Arqueologia•2023

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• Pompey's consulships

  Richard Evans, Richard Kent Evans•Acta Classica : Proceedings of…•2016

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• Magistrates without Pedigree

  Open Access•Francisco Pina Polo•The Journal of Roman Studies•2018

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• Jerome's dates for Gaius Lucilius, satyrarum scriptor

  Open Access•Geraldine Herbert‐Brown, Geraldine Herbert-Brown•The Classical Quarterly•1999

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• The Lex Thoria And Cicero, Brutus 136

  Open Access•J S M Willcock, J Willcock•The Classical Quarterly•1982

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• The epitaph of Publius Scipio

  Open Access•K M Moir•The Classical Quarterly•1986

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• Appian and the Aftermath of the Gracchan Reform

  Daniel J Gargola•The American Journal of Philology•1997

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• The Identity Problems of Q. Cornificius

  Open Access•Elizabeth Rawson•The Classical Quarterly•1978

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• The Epitaph of Publius Scipio Reconsidered

  Open Access•W Jeffrey Tatum•The Classical Quarterly•1988

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• The Last Pagans of Rome

  Alan Cameron•The last pagans of Rome•2010

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• Catilina and the execution of M. Marius Gratidianus

  Open Access•Brad Marshall, Bruce Marshall•The Classical Quarterly•1985

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• Boiterie et boiteux dans le monde romain à l'époque classique

  Open Access•Catherine Baroin•Pallas•2018

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• Pères et fils de l'aristocratie durant la deuxième guerre punique

  Open Access•Cyrielle Landrea•Pallas•2019

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