The Life of Cicero, Volume II.

by Anthony Trollope

B.

• Bacon, compared to Cicero, ii., [100].
• Balbus, messenger from Cæsar to Cicero, i., [270];
  • his citizenship defended, ii., [34];
  • his descendant Emperor, [34].
• Battle of the eagle and the serpent, i., [46].
• Beesley, Mr., as to Catiline, i., [205].
• Bibulus as Consul, i., [282].
• Birria stabs Clodius, ii., [62].
• Boasting, habit of the Romans, i., [151].
• Boissier, Gaston, his book on Cicero, ii., [34].
• Bona Dea, her mysteries violated, i., [255].
• Bovilla, at, Milo meets Clodius, ii., [62].
• Brennus, when at Rome, i., [75].
• Brougham, Lord, as to "Memnon," a tale, i., [46].
• Brundisium, Cicero lands at on his return from exile, ii., [129];
  • Cicero's misery at, [142].
• Brutus, proposes to make a speech in behalf of Milo, ii., [66];
  • his usury, [96];
  • the story of his debt in Cilicia, [97];
  • Cicero's opinion, [103];
  • letters from, [140];
  • how he should be judged for the murder of Cæsar; [174];
  • his character, [180];
  • no aptitude for ruling, ibid.;
  • Cicero meets him at Velia, [189];
  • his manners to Cicero, [190];
  • praised, [216];
  • correspondence with, doubted, [216];
  • an honest patriot, [227];
  • will not assist Cicero, [235];
  • Cicero's respect for, [267].
• Brutus, The, ii., [251];
  • Brutus, or De Claris Oratoribus, [265].
• Brutus, Decimus, letters from, ii., [140];
  • preparing to fight, [206];
  • deficient as a general, [228];
  • is slain, [235].
• Buthrotum, Atticus, writes to Cicero respecting, ii., [185].