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| ___ ___ ___ was born in ___ in ___ and died in ___ in ___. |
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| Marucs Tullius Cicero, Arprium, 106 BC, Formiae, 43 BC |
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| Cicero was a ___ ___ and was elected to each office ___ ___. |
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| Cicero's wife was ___, his son ___, his daughter ___, his brother ___, his bff ___ ___ ___ and his freedman secretary ___. |
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| Terentia, Marcus, Tullia, Quintus, Titus Pomponius Atticus, Tiro |
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| By successfully prosecuting ___ for extortion on ___, Cicero supplanted ___ as Rome's foremost lawyer. |
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| Verres, Sicily, Hortensius |
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| Cicero began the ___ ___ as ___ in Sicily. |
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| For crushing the ___ conspiracy in ___ Cicero recieved the title of ___ ___. |
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| Catilinarian, 63 BC, pater patriae |
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| ___ ___ ___ was accused of profaning the ___ ___ rites in 62 BC. |
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| Publius Clodius Pulcher, Bona Dea |
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| ___ effected Cicero's ___ from Rome from ___ to ___. |
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| Clodius, exile, 58 BC, 57 BC. |
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| Cicero served as ___ in Cilicia, earning a ___ and the title of ___. |
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| proconsul, supplicatio, imperator |
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| In the ___ ___ Cicero supported ___. |
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| Cicero wrote 14 ___ against ___. |
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| Over ___ of Cicero's letters have been preserved. |
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| Many of Cicero's letters are addressed to ___ ___ ___ who, along with ___, were the leading Caesarian conspirators. |
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| Marcus Junius Brutus, Cassius |
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| ___ ___ ___ was murdered by ___ on the ___ ___ in 52 BC. |
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| Publius Clodius Pulcher, Milo, Appian Way |
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| ___ ___ ___, a staunch anti-Caesarian, committed suicide at ___ in 46 BC by self evisceration. |
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| Marcus Parcius Cato, Utica |
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| Speeches ___ ___ ___ were delivered to the senators; those delivered ___ ___ were delivered to the people from the ___ in the ___. |
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| ad Patres Conscriptos, ad Quirites, Rostra, Forum |
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| The introductory remarks at a speech was called the ___;the conculsion was called the ___. |
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| An ordinary senate decree was called a ___ ___; the ___ ___ ___ gave the consuls dictatorial powers. |
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| senatus consultum, senatus consultum ultimum |
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| Five Catilianarian conspirators were strangled in the ___ in 62 BC. |
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| Catiline's general, ___, held camp at ___. |
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| Cicero's first criminal case was in defense of ___ who was accused of parricide. |
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| Cicero's coconsul, ___ ___ defeated ___ in ___ in 62 BC. |
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| Gaius Antonius, Catiline, Pistonia |
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| Catiline's full name was ___ ___ ___. |
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| ___ ___ members were ___, ___, and ___. The ___ ___ members were ___, ___, and ___. |
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| First Triumvirate, Caesar, Pompey, Crassus, Second Triumvirate, Octavius, Antony, Lepidus |
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| Clodius vicious wife ___ later married ___ ___. |
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| A personal enemy in Rome was called an ___, an enemy of the state was ___. |
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| The repetition of the same word at the beginning of successive phrases was called ___. |
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| The omission of conjunctions to create a "rapid fire" effect is called ___. |
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| An ABBA or crisscross word order is call ___. |
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| The omission of words which must be understood from context is ___. |
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| A gross exaggeration to make a point, but not to be taken literally, is ___. |
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| Using two negatives to make a vague positive is ___. |
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| An implied comparison without the use of "like" or "as" is ___. |
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| Naming one thing by something closely associated with it is ___. |
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| The use of two logically contradictory adjectives or terms to describe the same noun is ___. |
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| Giving human characeristics to non-human beings or objects is ___. |
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| Claiming that a point will not be made but mentioning it anyway, is called ___. |
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| A comparison using "like" or "as" is a ___. |
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| The dropping of an unaccented syllable in the middle of a word is ___. |
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| Naming something by a part instead of the whole is ___. |
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| Three verbs that mean fear are ___, ___, and ___. |
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| 5 verbs that take the abl. are ___, ___, ___, ___, and ___. |
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| fruor, fungor, patior, vescor, utor |
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| Two verbs that take the genitive are ___ and ___. |
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| Gaius Sallustius Crispus (___) wrote an account of the Catilinarian conspiracy. |
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| De ___, De ___, and De ___ are among Cicero's treatises. |
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| Americitia, Senectute, Officiis |
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| ___, ___, ___, ___ all mean ___. |
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| Caedo, neco, interficio, occido, kill |
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| ___ means ___, ___ ___ means ___ ___ ___ ___ and ___ is used in English to mean ___, ___, ___. |
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| mos, custom, moss maiorum, customs of our ancestors, mores, ways, habits, customs |
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| ___ means death, ___ means disease and ___ means delay. |
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| ___ is alternate for ___ and ___ is and alternate ending for ___. |
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| The "violent" separation of an adjective from the noun it modifies for emphatic emphasis is called ___. |
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