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He was killed by Herennius for opposing Marc Antony
He died at age 63 in 43 B.C.
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What did cicero do?
well he....
What did Cicero look like?
Cicero was quite hefty with regular features. If you use your browser and type in "Marcus Tullius Cicero" you will come up with several web sites with pictures of him.
Was Cicero Greek?
No, Cicero was Roman. Cicero could speak Greek and was educated in ancient Greek philosophy, poetry and history. He was important in the introduction of Greek philosophy to Roman society.
What were Cicero's beliefs about the rebublic?
Cicero had many ideas about the republic and the gist of them was that the republic was the best form of government on earth. This would be self-serving for Cicero as he was in with the Optimates, which were the group that resisted change.
Did Cicero want to give power to the senate or Marc Antony?
Cicero was a firm republican. Marc Antony was a populist. They were bitter enemies. There was no way that Cicero would consider giving Marc Antony any power whatsoever.
When did Joe Cicero die?
Joe Cicero died in 1983.
When did Cicero C. Hammock die?
Cicero C. Hammock died in 1890.
When did Cicero Washington Pruitt die?
Cicero Washington Pruitt died in 1946.
When did Cicero Stephens Hawks die?
Cicero Stephens Hawks died in 1868.
When did Cicero die?
Cicero died on December 7, 43 BC at the age of -63.
When did John Cicero die?
John Cicero died on January 9, 1499 at the age of 43.
When did Cicero Hunt Lewis die?
Cicero Hunt Lewis died on 1897-01-05.
When did Eldad Cicero Camp die?
Eldad Cicero Camp died on 1920-11-21.
When did Eugen Cicero die?
Eugen Cicero died on December 5, 1997, in Zurich, Switzerland.
When and where did baseball player Joe Cicero die?
Joe Cicero died March 30, 1983, in Clearwater, FL, USA.
Did Cicero die in Julius Caesar?
yes, he stabbed himself in the order of antony
Did Cicero have a son?
Yes, Cicero had a son whose name was Marcus Tullius Cicero Minor, or "Cicero the Younger." Cicero wrote "Partitiones Oratoriae" for his son with the hopes that Cicero the Younger would go into oratory.
