Oration · 1852

The Orations of Cicero, Volume IV: The Philippics

The fourteen speeches against Marcus Antonius

by Cicero

Translated by C. D. Yonge (1852)

The fourth volume of Yonge's Bohn translation of Cicero's speeches: the fourteen Philippics of 44 and 43 BC, in which Cicero, after Caesar's murder, attacks Marcus Antonius in the Senate and before the people and urges war to save the republic, the work that cost him his life.

Contents · 14 parts

• The First Philippic51 paragraphs
• The Second Philippic161 paragraphs
• The Third Philippic48 paragraphs
• The Fourth Philippic20 paragraphs
• The Fifth Philippic86 paragraphs
• The Sixth Philippic25 paragraphs
• The Seventh Philippic34 paragraphs
• The Eighth Philippic40 paragraphs
• The Ninth Philippic21 paragraphs
• The Tenth Philippic39 paragraphs
• The Eleventh Philippic59 paragraphs
• The Twelfth Philippic43 paragraphs
• The Thirteenth Philippic128 paragraphs
• The Fourteenth Philippic50 paragraphs

Read this work with the Codex →