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 1   Alcib(61) |      and diet at his own table. Cicero de Legg. iii. 14: Nobilium
 2   Attic     |  Caecilius; his friendship with Cicero and Hortensius, V.----He
 3   Attic     |         the younger, and Marcus Cicero, whom he so attached to
 4   Attic(253)|       But since it appears from Cicero in Verr. iii. 45, 46, 49,
 5   Attic     |   showed a singular fidelity to Cicero in all his perils; and presented
 6   Attic     |      married to Quintus Tullius Cicero; and Marcus Cicero had been
 7   Attic     |      Tullius Cicero; and Marcus Cicero had been the means of forming
 8   Attic     |       the greater love for him, Cicero or Hortensius; and he succeeded
 9   Attic     |       go into Asia with Quintus Cicero, when he might have held
10   Attic     |        sister's son and Quintus Cicero from Pompey's camp. Thus,
11   Attic     |        intimate friendship with Cicero, and was very warmly attached
12   Attic     |      his close intercourse with Cicero and Brutus. He accordingly
13   Attic     |        with such hatred towards Cicero, that he showed his enmity,
14   Attic     |   Quintus Hortensius and Marcus Cicero, he lived in such a manner
15   Attic     |     best adapted, though Marcus Cicero loved him above all men,
16   Attic     |      besides the books in which Cicero mentions him, and which
17   Attic     |      some degree divination, as Cicero not only predicted that
18   Attic     |     Greek, on the consulship of Cicero. ~These particulars, so
19    Frag     |        Historians, in praise of Cicero.298~You should not ignore
20    Frag(298)|   Gudianus 2788, saec. xiii, of Cicero's Philippics.  Apparently
21    Frag     |        inchoate by the death of Cicero.  For he was the only man
22    Frag     | Cornelius Nepos so wrote to ... Cicero. 300~I am so far from thinking