Aftermath of Caesar's assassination

Cicero, ad Atticum a.

‘if a man of Caesar’s genius could find no way out, who will find one now’

Cicero, ad Atticum b.

‘I fear the Ides of March have brought us nothing except joy and a satisfaction for our hatred and greed’

Cicero, ad Atticum c.

‘he asked me what I thought he ought to do’

Cicero, ad Atticum d.

‘no plan, no thought, no method’

Cicero, Second Philippic a.

‘the rest of the men of consular rank were going to and fro to you’

Cicero, Second Philippic b.

‘carried those excellent resolutions in the Capitol’

Cicero, Second Philippic c.

‘such heaps of money piled up in Antony’s house that it is weighed out instead of being counted’

Cicero, Second Philippic d.

‘there was nothing in the whole world which anyone wanted to buy that this fellow was not ready to sell’

Denarius of Brutus 43-42 BC

Head of Brutus on one side, reverse shows a pileus between two daggers