Cicero and the Fall of the Roman Republic
James Strachan-Davidson
Play
Length 11 h 37 min
Chapters 14
First published 1903
"The purpose of this volume is to tell the story of Cicero's life, and at the same time to set forth from his writings a presentation of the concluding age of the Roman Republic, and to record the disastrous but not inglorious failure of the last Free State of the ancient world. So far as may be, I propose to let Cicero himself to speak to my readers."
Chapters
1
Preface Read by Ann Boulais 1:53
2
Roman Parties and Statesmen Read by Ann Boulais 45:44
3
Cicero as an Advocate; Atticus; Cicero's Family Read by Ann Boulais 48:13
4
Cicero as a Magistrate Read by Ann Boulais 46:04
5
Cicero and Cataline Read by Ann Boulais 1:17:52
6
Cicero's Ideal Party Read by Ann Boulais 1:08:28
7
The First Triumvirate Read by Ann Boulais 46:05
8
Cicero's Exile and Return Read by Ann Boulais 53:39
9
Rome After the Conference at Luca Read by Ann Boulais 52:27
10
Cicero as Provincial Governor; Tiro; Caelius; Rome on the Eve of Civil War Read by Ann Boulais 44:59
11
The Civil War Read by Ann Boulais 33:32
12
Caesar's Dictatorship Read by Ann Boulais 56:56
13
Cicero and Antony, part 1 Read by Ann Boulais 49:16
14
Cicero and Antony, part 2 Read by Ann Boulais 32:05
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