Links:

    -Cicero (Wikipedia)
    -The Cicero Homepage: Marcus Tullius Cicero (University of Texas)
    -ENTRY: Republicanism (Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy)
    -Classical Republicanism (Wikipedia)
    -E TEXTS: Cicero (Online Library of Liberty)
    -ENTRY: Cicero (106—43 B.C.E.) (Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy)
    -ETEXT: De Amicitia, Scipio’s Dream By Cicero, Translated, with an Introduction and Notes by Andrew P. Peabody (Armstrong economics)
    -ENTRY: Marcus Tullius Cicero: ROMAN STATESMAN, SCHOLAR, AND WRITER (WRITTEN BY: John P.V. Dacre BalsdonJohn Ferguson, Encyclopaedia Britannica)
    -VIDEO LECTURES: Law and Justice - Cicero and Roman Republicanism (Janux)
    -AUDIO BOOK: On Old Age by Cicero (Librivox)
    -ESSAY: ON AGING, ON FRIENDSHIP: CICERO’S DE SENECTUTE (Martha C. Nussbaum, January 2023, Antigone)
    -REVIEW: of Natural Law Republicanism by Michael C. Hawley: Cicero's Fragile Trinity: The Roman philosopher’s fragile trinity of natural law, popular sovereignty, and liberty represents a pinnacle of classical republican thought.(scott b. nelson, Law & Liberty)
    -PODCAST: CICERO: AN ANCESTOR OF LIBERALISM (PAUL MEANY, Portraits of Liberty)
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    -ESSAY: WHAT CICERO SHOULD HAVE DONE: THE CATILINARIAN CONSPIRACY REVISITED (Robin Alington Maguire, March 2023, Antigone)
    -ESSAY: Rethinking America's Cicero Connection: James Wilson’s jurisprudence suffered multiple defeats, complicating the idea of an American natural law tradition. (arthur e. wilmarth, jr., 10/17/22, Law & Liberty))
    -ESSAY: Plutarch on Cicero (CJ Wolfe, postmodern Conservative)
    -ESSAY: Cicero and Original Day of Infamy (Barry Strauss, Death of Caesar December 8, 2021)
    -ESSAY: Cicero: A Republic — If You Can Keep It (Joseph Loconte, Sep. 5th, 2021, National Review)
    -ESSAY: Cicero knew that we should study the past, not cancel it: The ancients saw no immorality in empire or slavery, the first admirable, the second entirely normal (Peter Jones, March 4, 2021, Spectator)
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    -ESSAY: When It Comes to Retirement, I’m With Cicero : The great Roman orator thought aging and retiring free us from destructive ambition and competition. (Jim Michaels, Jan. 11, 2019, WSJ)
    -ESSAY: Cicero: Enemy of the State, Friend of Liberty (Lawrence W. Reed, 3/17/14, FEE)
    -ESSAY: The Fall of the Republic (Lawrence W. Reed, , January 8, 2014, FEE)
    -ESSAY: Marcus Tullius Cicero, Who Gave Natural Law to the Modern World: Cicero Urged Reason, Decency, Peace, and Liberty (Jim Powell, 1/01/97, FEE)
    -ESSAY: Why the Founders' Favorite Philosopher Was Cicero (Paul Meany, 3/31/18, FEE)
    -ESSAY: Cicero, Roman Republicanism and the Contested Meaning of Libertas (Geoff Kennedy, 15 May 2013, Political Studies)
    -ESSAY: The classics and the Constitution: The smokescreen of republicanism and the creation of the Republic,/a> (BENJAMIN STRAUMANN, JUNE 8TH 2016, OUP)
    -ESSAY: The brutal beheading of Cicero, last defender of the Roman Republic: In 43 B.C., Mark Antony murdered Cicero, famous for his unparalleled powers of speech, and ushered in the beginnings of the Roman Empire (JOSÉ MIGUEL BAÑOS, FEBRUARY 25, 2019, History Magazine)
    -ESSAY: On Rereading “De Senectute” : Cicero’s hot investment tips for the declining years. (HERBERT STEIN, NOV 27, 1998, Slate)
    -REVIEW ESSAY: Summary of Cicero, “On Old Age” (Reason and Meaning)
    -REVIEW: of On Life and Death by Cicero, Translated by John Davie (Frank freeman, University Bookman)
    -REVIEW: of SAVING THE REPUBLIC A Novel Based on the Life of Marcus Cicero by Eric D. Martin (Kirkus)
    -ESSAY: Resigned to his fate: The death of Cicero: Marcus Tullius Cicero was a famous politician and lawyer, whose life was cut short when he was killed at the order of Mark Antony (Josho Brouwers on 7 December 2018, ancient World Magazine)
    -ETEXT: Life of Cicero by Anthony Trollope
    -REVIEW: of CICERO: The Life and Times of Rome's Greatest Politician by Anthony Everitt (T. Corey Brennan, NY Times Book Review)
    -REVIEW: of Cicero (Publishers Weekly)
    -REVIEW: of Cicero (Lawrence Osborne, Salon)
    -REVIEW: of Cicero (Mary beard, London Review of Books)
    -REVIEW: of Cicero (Keith Phipps, AV Club)
    -REVIEW: of Cicero (Gerald T. Burke, Historical Novel Society)
    -REVIEW: of Cicero (UNRV Roman Empire)
    -REVIEW: of Cicero (Melinda Nash, Houston Chronicle)
    -REVIEW: of Cicero (Ben Witherington, BeliefNet)
    -REVIEW: of Cicero (Nicholas Von Hoffman, LA Times)
    -REVIEW: of Cicero (John Maxwell Hamilton, Chicago Tribune)
    -REVIEW: of cicero (Michael Lind, Washington Post)
    -REVIEW: of Cicero (Massimo Pigliucci, Medium)
    -REVIEW: of Cicero (Mark Miller, WSJ)
    -REVIEW: of Cicero (Israel Book Review)
    -REVIEW: of Cicero (The Economist)
    -REVIEW: of Cicero (Robert Louis Wilken, Weekly Standard)
   -REVIEW ESSAY: ‘How to Tell a Joke’ Review: A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum: The Roman politician and orator Cicero used humor to charm audiences—and humiliate opponents. (Joseph Epstein, June 4, 2021, WSJ)
    -ARCHIVES: "cicero" (Lapham's Quarterly)
    -REVIEW ARCHIVES: "cicero" (Kirkus)
    -ARCHIVES: cicero (Ancient World Magazine)
    -ESSAY: COMPLACENCY—NOT HUBRIS—IS WHAT KILLED THE ROMAN REPUBLIC: Over the Years, Democratic Norms Quietly Eroded, Not Unlike in Today's America (EDWARD J. WATTS, FEBRUARY 26, 2019, Zocalo Public Square)
    -ESSAY: WHAT WOULD CICERO SEE IN AMERICAN GOVERNANCE TODAY?: Before the Rise of Caesar, the Roman Statesman Predicted How the Spread of Lawlessness Could Destroy a Republic (EDWARD WATTS, SEPTEMBER 23, 2020, Zocalo Public Square)