Marcus Tullius Cicero, Epistulae ad Marcum Brutum

François Prost (Université de Paris IV Sorbonne)

Ed. by Sophia Papaioannou, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens
The Literary Encyclopedia. Volume 1.1.2: Ancient Roman Writing and Culture (Republic and Empire), -750-476.
Vol. editors: William John Dominik (University of Otago), Giacomo Fedeli (University of Exeter), Victoria Fendel (University of Oxford), Thomas Habinek (University of Southern California), Emily Kneebone (University of Nottingham), Elodie Paillard (University of Sydney), Sophia Papaioannou (National and Kapodistrian University of Athens), Jula Wildberger (American University of Paris)

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First circulation or publication Apr 2043 - Jul 2043

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On Marcus Iunius Brutus (85? – 42 BC), leader on the conspiracy against Caesar in 44, see the biographical sketch by Badian 2003, and the exhaustive overview by Gelzer 1918; on the historical figure and its posterity see Clarke 1981; on Cicero and Brutus still useful is Boissier 1888: 321-379; other references listed in Garbarino 2003: 91.

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According to the 4th-century AD grammarian Nonius, the collection (hereafter

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Citation: Prost, François. "Epistulae ad Marcum Brutum". The Literary Encyclopedia. First published 29 July 2012 [https://www.litencyc.com/php/sworks.php?rec=true&UID=34667, accessed 31 October 2024.]

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