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Cicero's letters
Letters to Brutus
Marcus Tullius Cicero and Marcus Junius Brutus
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Translated by Evelyn Shuckburgh (1900)

Cicero's correspondents:

Marcus Junius Brutus

Book 1

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  • 1.1: To Brutus in Macedonia, from Rome, late May 43 BC
  • 1.2: To Brutus at Dyrrhachium, from Rome, 17 April 43 BC
  • 1.3: To Brutus at Dyrrhachium, from Rome, 21 April 43 BC
  • 1.4: From Brutus at Dyrrhachium, to Cicero at Rome, 7 May 43 BC
  • 1.5: To Brutus at Dyrrhachium, from Rome, 5 May 43 BC
  • 1.6: From Brutus at Candavia, to Cicero at Rome, 19 May 43 BC
  • 1.7: From Brutus in Macedonia, to Cicero at Rome, late May 43 BC
  • 1.8: To Brutus in Macedonia, from Rome, May or June 43 BC
  • 1.9: To Brutus in Macedonia, from Rome, 8 June 43 BC
  • 1.10: To Brutus in Macedonia, from Rome, June 43 BC
  • 1.11: From Brutus at Dyrrhachium, to Cicero at Rome, May 43 BC
  • 1.12: To Brutus in Macedonia, from Rome, early July 43 BC
  • 1.13: From Brutus in Macedonia, to Cicero at Rome, 1 July 43 BC
  • 1.14: To Brutus in Macedonia, from Rome, 11 July 43 BC
  • 1.15: To Brutus in Macedonia, from Rome, mid July 43 BC
  • 1.16: From Brutus in Macedonia, to Cicero at Rome, May 43 BC
  • 1.17: From Brutus in Macedonia, to Atticus at Rome, 1 July 43 BC
  • 1.18: To Brutus in Macedonia, from Rome, 27 July 43 BC

Book 2

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Cicero chronologically:

This work was published before January 1, 1930, and is in the public domain worldwide because the author died at least 100 years ago.

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