CICERO

CICERO


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Civis Romanus sum speaker
De Oratore author
De Oratore writer
De amicitia writer
Imperium character
Laws are silent in times of war speaker
O tempora o mores! orator
O tempora! O mores! exclaimer
O tempora! O mores! orator
O tempora
The best debater since ___ (The Bush campaign on John Kerry in 2004)
In Verrem speaker
Philippicae orator
Chicago suburb
City in Illinois
Enemy of Caesar
Famed Roman orator
Foe of Caesar
Foe of Mark Antony
He originated the phrase While theres life
He wrote the safety of the people is the highest law
Illinois city named for an Ancient Roman
Master of Latin prose
Nephew of Porky Pig
Noted supporter of Pompey the Great
Orator of 50 B.C.
Orator of old
Originator of the phrase Let the punishment fit the offense
Outspoken foe of Antony
Roman orator
Roman orator-philosopher
Roman orator/statesman/writer
Roman philosopher
Roman statesman
Roman statesman who opposed Caesar
Roman who originated the phrase While theres life
Tully of Rome
His orations were a pre-college requisite.
City near Chicago
Scene of riots near Chicago.
Suburb of Chicago, Ill.
Great Roman.
Suburb of Chicago.
Author of De Oratore
Eloquent Roman
Catiline's nemesis
Roman statesman-writer
Tully
O tempora, O mores! speaker
He originated the phrase While there's life, there's hope
Roman who originated the phrase While there's life, there's hope
Academica author
Orator who declared Laws are silent in times of war
Roman who said Any man can make mistakes, but only an idiot persists in his error
Renowned ancient orator
Roman orator - size of type
Old writer, one working as decorator in firm
Orator's reserve during some of croquet game, imprisoned by one Greek king
9 6 16 church has half of Room 101 at the front
Diamonds in cargo, oddly, for Roman consul
Greek-speaking orator as guide
Eloquent character, one finishing cake amid company
Ancient Roman orator
Measure of 21's violent ongoing coercion
Pompey supporter hit man in business
Classical orator upsets Eric in company
Orator condemned coercion on being rejected
Clubs and diamonds run out for consul
Old statesman exercised coercion on leaving
Marc Antony adversary
Roman writer acclaimed for his oratory and prose style
Enemy of Antony, in ancient Rome
Old Roman company employing decorator
Large ears reshaped — such treatment as benefits looker
Caribbean island whose capital is Fort-de-France
Roman lawyer, ogre, returned to secure reserve
Old statesman to boast briefly, suppressing reserve
Orator curtailed boast, retaining reserve
Typographic measure slightly larger than a pica
Reserve right in company for a philosopher
Roman statesman, one chilling in company
Roman consul and commander, champion lacking aspiration
Avenue thats the eastern border of Midway Airport
Pop! Six! Squish! Uh-uh! ___! Lipschitz! (Cell Block Tango refrain)
Statesman who was an enemy of Mark Antony
Slangily eliminate Republican in company, a noted speaker
Contemporary of Julius Caesar
"The greatest as well as the most elegant of Roman philosophers," per Voltaire
‘100 + 1 + 100 + 0? Not unknown’ – Roman senator
Well-spoken Roman hit man employed by company




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