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Marcus tullius cicero, 65438 BC +006 65438 BC+10/October 3rd-43 BC 65438 BC+February 7th. Famous politician, orator, orator, jurist and philosopher in ancient Rome. [Edit this paragraph] Cicero was born in the knight family of slave owners in Noum, Alpi, ancient Rome, and became a prominent figure in Roman politics with his eloquence. Worked as a lawyer before entering politics. At first, he tended to be a populist, and later he became an optimizer. He was elected consul in 63 BC. After the establishment of the political alliance, he was killed by marc anthony (82-30 BC), one of the political enemies of the last three heads of state, in Formia. [Edit this paragraph] In his early years, according to Plutarch's records, he was an excellent student who learned quickly and soon became the focus of attention in Rome. So he can learn Roman law from the Roman consul. Although Cicero didn't set foot in academia, he still likes poetry very much. 1989 to 1988, as a staff officer, participated in the Italian war initiated by Strappo and Lucius. At that time, he had a perceptual knowledge of war for the first time. Cicero was obsessed with everything in Athens and even wanted to be buried in Greece. He found that philosophers in the classical period, such as Plato, had quite radical ideas. Cicero served as a criminal magistrate in Sicily 75 years ago. He recorded the tombstone of Archimedes that he saw in Syracuse. This tombstone records the most famous discovery of Euclid geometry on the tombstone. The volume ratio of a sphere to a straight cylinder with the same radius and height is stable at 2: 3. Cicero quickly made his mark in the legal field. In the first 70 years, he became famous in the legal field by suing Pope Gaius, the former consul of Sicily. As a lawyer, Cicero is successful. However, because there is no prominent family reputation, before him, no one in the Tullius family became a consul. He is neither a noble family nor a noble family, and his family background is not prominent. In fact, Cicero, who lacks family background, has become very radical politically and has made some innovations militarily. [Edit this paragraph] Cicero became the first "newcomer" 63 years ago, that is, the first person in the Tullius family to serve as consul, and the first person to hold this position through election in more than 30 years. During this period, his only outstanding achievement was to suppress the Katilin conspiracy. Lucius Serkis Catiline, dissatisfied with the current situation, tried to overthrow Rome. Cicero drafted martial law, also known as "Senate Resolution". Cicero made four fierce speeches, accusing Catiline and his followers of decadent and extravagant life, and decided to expel Catiline from Rome. The Senate carefully considered the punishment measures for these rebels. Because the Senate itself is a legislature rather than a judiciary, it cannot punish the rebels as it pleases. Anyway, martial law had not been lifted. Arrest or exile to the Senate-the standard procedure at that time-could not eliminate the threat to the country. At first, most members of the Senate advocated the death penalty, but many people were moved by gaius julius caesar's speech. Caesar condemned this precedent and limited the debate about punishment to exile. Cato then rose to defend the death penalty, and finally all members of the Senate agreed to adopt this method. Cicero escorted these conspirators to the notorious Momontan prison, where they were hanged. Cicero accompanied the former consul and one of his allies to Momontan. After the execution, Cicero announced as usual: "They are alive." This can avoid the bad luck brought by directly announcing their death. Cicero was honored as the "father of the motherland" for smashing this conspiracy. But since then, he has been afraid of being tried or exiled. After all, he sentenced Roman citizens to death without trial. He also won the honor of citizen gratitude. Before that, it was a pure military honor. Cicero's speech during his reign can be regarded as an early example of obvious anti-Semitism. In this speech, Cicero used several typical examples that have been circulated for more than two thousand years. These examples aroused the dissatisfaction of the Roman aristocrat Lucius Varna Sforlex, the most notable of which was that he illegally appropriated Jewish funds, which were originally set up to maintain the temple in Jerusalem. In order to protect Frederick, Cicero argued: "These public places were originally reserved for setting up open-air courts. Now let's think about the Jewish craze for money. You chose this always bustling area. Laurence, consider this particular accusation. We all know that these large Jewish groups and their tendency to form political parties for personal interests are rare support for holding public meetings. "[Edit this paragraph] In the 58 years before exile and return, citizens legislated to exile those who executed Roman citizens without legal trial, although Cicero still enjoyed the immunity granted to him by the final resolution of the Senate in the previous 63 years. But he still hopes to find support among the people. At this time, it is impossible for Cicero to attend the public meeting alone. He decided to devote himself to the statue of Minerva standing in Rome Square, and left Italy for one year, and wrote his plan into his speech. In a letter to his friend Atticus, Cicero mentioned that the Senate was afraid of his achievements and did not help him during his exile. After a year in exile, Cicero returned to Rome and was warmly welcomed. In the first 50 years, the contradiction between Pompeii and Caesar escalated. Cicero tended to support Pompeii, but he tried to avoid being an enemy of Caesar. In the first 49 years, Caesar invaded Italy and Cicero fled to Rome. Caesar advised him to come back, but in vain. In June of that year, Cicero fled Italy and went to Greece. Forty-eight years ago, Cicero accompanied Pompeii to Thessaly concentration camp, where they had a heated argument with a large group of activists, including Pompeii's son. * * * and radicals are more radical. They took turns arguing with Cicero. When Caesar won a brilliant victory in Greece, Cicero and his team had to return to Rome. [Edit this paragraph] Opposing marc anthony and his death When the news that Caesar was assassinated by the "liberator" reached Cicero's ears on March 15, 44 years ago, he was greatly surprised. In a letter to Tribras, who participated in this conspiracy, Cicero expressed his hope to be "invited to dinner". In this turbulent period, Cicero became a popular leader and aroused the disgust of marc anthony, the former knight in charge. Marc anthony hoped to avenge Caesar, and the first step of concrete measures was to obtain legal support on the premise of promising not to exile the tyrant. In exchange, the Senate will cancel the Amnesty for these assassins. Cicero and Anthony, both subordinates of Caesar, became leaders of Rome at this time. Cicero became the speaker of the Senate, and as Caesar expected, Anthony became the consul and administrator. But these two people have never been harmonious. When Cicero accused Anthony of ignoring Caesar's true wishes and misinterpreting Caesar's political opinions and wishes. The relationship between the two of them has further deteriorated. In April, Caesar's successor Octavian arrived in Rome, and Cicero made a plan for Octavian to balance Anthony. In September, Octavian criticized Anthony through a series of speeches. Cicero praised Octavian to the sky and called him "the son of God". His only wish is to get glory and glory, so that he won't make the same mistake as his uncle. At the same time, he attacked Anthony and laughed at him as a "sheep." Cicero rallied against Anthony in the Senate. During this period, Cicero became a well-known and popular leader. According to historian Appian, he stood at the peak of his reputation. As a popular leader, Cicero's words and deeds disintegrated a group of Anthony's supporters. But this angered Anthony and his disciples, who planned to advance to Rome and arrest Cicero. Cicero's escape plan also fell through. Later, marc anthony and Octavian colluded in secret and defeated the army of Brutu who assassinated Caesar and fled to Greece. At the same time, Anthony was very angry with Cicero's capriciousness and sent someone to assassinate Cicero.