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This collection of speeches by the famous Roman orator Cicero includes his defense of poet Archias, his attack on the rogue senator Catiline, and his defense of Roscius the actor against a false murder charge. Cicero's eloquence and wit are on full display in these speeches, which offer a fascinating glimpse into the politics and culture of ancient Rome.
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