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Cicero Context
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University Political Ideas in Revolution Mind Map on Cicero Context, created by Saoirse Burnell on 06/01/2014.
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Cicero Context
Roman Republic (509 - 27 bc)
Augustus Caeser became Rome's first Emperor in 27 BCE
'No King'
Slave society (particularily as foreign wars yielded more slaves)
Twelve Tables (charter of basic laws) including the sanctity and security of private property
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In De Republica Cicero is a great ambassador of Private property
Wrote De Officiis and De Lege
Marcus Tullius Cicero
Born in 106 BCE
Murdered on 7th December 43 BCE on order of Mark Anthony
The greatest of all Roman Orators, and a fantastic lawyer
Became Consul at 42
Hostile to warlords and those that called for reform alike
Against redistribution of land to the poor
Invective against Catiline conspirators and Gracchi Brothers
Aristocrat but wanted the people to be recognised to preserve liberty for all
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