The Life of Cicero, Volume II.

by Anthony Trollope

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• Abeken, German, biographer of Cicero, ii., [39].
• "Abiit, excessit, evasit, erupit," i., [228].
• Academica, The, i., [33]; ii., [251], [281].
• Actio Prima, contra Verrem, i., [139].
• Actio Secunda, contra Verrem, i., [138].
• Aculeo, Cicero's uncle, i., [42].
• Adjournments, on account of games in the trial of Verres, i., [138].
• Advocate, duty in Rome, i., [85], [165]; his duties, ii., [319].
• Ædile, Cicero as, i., [162].
• "Æstimatum," tax on corn in Sicily, i., [152].
• Agrarian law, two speeches, i., [190]; two supplementary speeches, [191].
• Αὶδέομαι Τρῶας, i., [288].
• Allobroges, their ambassadors, i., [230];
  • alluded to by Horace, [231];
  • rewarded, [233].
• Æmilius, the Consul, bribed by Cæsar, ii., [116].
• Amanus, Cicero's campaign at the mountain range, ii., [90].
• Amicitia, De, ii., [252]; Lælius tells its praises, [313].
• Amnesty, granted after Cæsar's death, ii., [181];
  • Cicero's opinion respecting it, [214].
• Anatomical researches, ii., [296].
• Antiochus of Comagene, Cicero pleads against, ii., [48].
• Antiphon, an actor, criticism on, ii., [48].
• Antonius Caius, Cicero's colleague in the Consulship, i., [185];
  • not trusted, [186];
  • was worth nothing, [229];
  • Cicero expects money from, [251].
• Antonius Marcus, the orator, i., [43].
• Antony, abuse of, i., [151];
  • silenced by Cicero, [204];
  • Cassius had desired his death, ii., [178];
  • forges Cæsar's writing, [181];
  • writes to Cicero, [184];
  • Cicero desires to make him leave Italy, [190];
  • desires Cicero to assist in the Senate, [191];
  • desires that Cicero's house shall be attacked, [192];
  • determines to answer the first Philippic, [195];
  • left no friend to speak for him, [196];
  • his character by Paterculus, [197];
  • the same from Virgil, ibid.;
  • how he sought favor with Cæsar, [201];
  • how he quarrelled with Dolabella, [202];
  • .his letter to Hirtius, [222];
  • .wages war against four Consuls, [224];
  • one of the Triumvirate, [238].
• Appius Claudius, letter to, ii., [79];
  • runs away from Cicero, [87];
  • takes away three cohorts, [87];
  • sends ambassadors to Rome to praise him, [88];
  • his dishonesty, [113];
  • twice tried, ibid.;
  • Censor, [114].
• Apronius, who he was, and his character, i., [153].
• Arabarches, nickname for Pompey, i., [291].
• Aratus, the Phænomena translated, i., [46];
  • the Prognostics translated, [277]; ii., [296].
• Arbuscula, the actress, ii., [48].
• Archias, Cicero's tutor, i., [47];
  • Cicero's speech, [252].
• Ariobarzanes, in debt to Pompey and Brutus, ii., [100].
• Army, Cicero joins it, i., [48].
• Arpinum, Cicero's birthplace, i., [40].
• Asconius Pedianus, commentator of Cicero, i., [180];
  • declares that Cicero had accused Crassus of joining Catiline, [218];
  • tells the story of Milo's trial, ii., [61].
• Asia, Cicero travels in, i., [56].
• Asians, the character given them by Cicero, i., [296].
• "Assectatores," who they were, i., [112].
• Athens, Cicero is afraid to live there, i., [322];
  • Cicero's description of, ii., [289].
• Atticus, letters, private, i., [10], [12], [13], [16];
  • Cicero's faith in, [19];
  • general letters, [58];
  • his character, [58], [166], [182];
  • Cicero informs him as to Clodius, [255];
  • and of his speech in Pompey's favor, [258];
  • did not quarrel with Cicero, [302];
  • Cicero complains of his conduct, and then apologizes, [318];
  • leads money to Cicero, [323];
  • [ 338] no letter of his extant, ii., [139];
  • receives a commission to see Cicero's debts paid, [188];
  • Cicero's last letter to, [206].
• Augurs, College of, ii., [58].
• Augustine has produced a fragment of the De Republica, ii., [307].
• Augustus, devoid of scruple, i., [77];
  • born in the Consulship of Cicero, i., [239].
• Aulus Gellius, tells a story of Cicero's house, i., [249].
• Aurelia, Via, Catiline had left the city by that route, i., [228].
• Autronius, selected Consul, i., [214], [252].