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80 BC
Pro Roscius
brings him onto he scene and starts building his reputation
75 BC:
Quaestorship in Sicily
- Fights corruption
- builds clinet base
70 BC
- Pompey and Crassus consulship
Verres case
- Secures him as best orator
67 BC
Lex Gabinia
- Pompey given mega special command for pirates
- Cicero doesn’t support Bill
Serves as Praetor
66 BC
Manilian law
- Pompey command over Mithradates
Cicero supports
- Pro Lege Manillia
63 BC
Consulship
-had been supported by Optimates in order to stop Catiline
- Opposes Rullan land reform (10 men commission to distribute land, “little kings”)
Cataline Conspiracy
- Cicero issues SCU to execute conspirators
- CIcero saves Rome → Parens Patrii
62 BC
- Cato Tribune
- Caesar Praetor
Bona Dea scandal
- Cicero breaks Clodius’ alabi (condemning him) → found not guilty anyway
59 BC
Caesar consul
Cicero refuses to join triumvirate
58 BC:
Clodius Tribue (but dodgy)
Passes law about executing citizens that aimed to specifically attack Cicero (payback for bona dea), causing him to flee
- Exile era
57-56 BC
Cicero brought back to Rome (helped by Pompey)
56: Cicero forced to apologise to Caesar after speaking against his land bill
- also has to offer public support for Caesars command in Gaul
55-51 BC:
Cicero forced to defend Pomper and Caesar lieutenants in court
- used by Triumvirate
52 BC: Clodius killed, Pompey becomes sole consul
-Cicero loses Milo case, having tried to defend him
51: Cato fails to be elected as Consul, vows to never stand again
51-50 BC
Cilicia governorship
- performed better under Cicero than previous governors
- fixed economic issues (caped interest rates at 12%, encouraging and allowing people to repay debts)
- saw some military success and was entitled to a triumph (wasn’t granted it)
49 BC:
Senate issues SCU against Caesar, who crosses the Rubicon and occupies Rome
Cicero takes a while to pick a side but eventually chooses Pompey (despite previously criticising him for handling of Caesar early on)
- Letters
Didn’t really want first civil war
44 BC
Caesar killed and drama in Ceasarian faction (Anthony Vs Octavian)
- Cicero very anti-Anthony
- starts writing the Philippics - “Against Anthony”
Cicero is very pro war, belives its the only option to stop Anthony
43 BC
Cicero completes Philippics (14 total)
Consuls (Hirtus and Pansa) killed at Mutina → Anthony defeated
2nd Triumvirate formed
- Octavian, Anthony, Lepidus
December 43 BC
Cicero murdered