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Num Legitime Prudenterque Se Gesserit M. Tullius Cicero Consul in Puniendis Conjurationis Catilinariae Consciis: Thesis

Num Legitime Prudenterque Se Gesserit M. Tullius Cicero Consul in Puniendis Conjurationis Catilinariae Consciis: Thesis

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LatinAncient RomeGeneral Political Science

ISBN10: 1147710481
ISBN13: 9781147710489
Publisher: Nabu Press
Published: Mar 21 2010
Pages: 106
Weight: 0.35
Height: 0.22 Width: 6.14 Depth: 9.21
Language: Latin

This is a Latin thesis titled Num Legitime Prudenterque Se Gesserit M. Tullius Cicero Consul in Puniendis Conjurationis Catilinariae Consciis, exploring whether Marcus Tullius Cicero acted lawfully and prudently as consul in punishing those aware of the Catiline Conspiracy. Written by Georges Bertrin and published around 1900, the work delves into the historical and political context of Cicero's actions during this tumultuous period in Roman history. The thesis offers insights into the legal and ethical considerations surrounding Cicero's decisions, providing a valuable resource for scholars of Roman history, classical studies, and political thought. It examines the complexities of Roman law and the challenges faced by Cicero in upholding the Republic during a time of internal strife.

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