Sulla stunned Rome with his decision to resign the dictatorship
Lucius Cornelius Sulla stunned Rome with his decision to resign the dictatorship, a move that defied expectations and
Lucius Cornelius Sulla’s constitutional reforms
Lucius Cornelius Sulla's constitutional reforms were a deliberate attempt to reshape the government, prioritizing the authority of the Senate
Lucius Cornelius Sulla’s occupation of Rome
Lucius Cornelius Sulla's occupation of Rome resulted in a violent and ruthless purge known as the proscriptions.
The rivalry between Lucius Cornelius Sulla and Gaius Marius
The rivalry between Lucius Cornelius Sulla and Gaius Marius reached new heights upon Sulla's return to Rome.
Sulla’s leadership during the First Mithridatic War
Lucius Cornelius Sulla's leadership during the First Mithridatic War exemplified his military prowess and strategic brilliance.
Marcus Tullius Cicero was eventually pardoned
After his exile, Marcus Tullius Cicero was eventually pardoned and welcomed back to Rome in 57 BC, marking a significant moment in his life
Marcus Tullius Cicero vocally opposed Julius Caesar’s dictatorship
Marcus Tullius Cicero vocally opposed Julius Caesar's dictatorship. Cicero was a staunch defender of the Roman Republic's traditional values
On the Nature of the Gods
Marcus Tullius Cicero's philosophical work, "On the Nature of the Gods," continues to be a significant and influential work in modern philosophical discourse.
Marcus Tullius Cicero’s philosophical treatise “On Duties”
Marcus Tullius Cicero's philosophical treatise "On Duties" continues to exert a profound influence on modern thought.
Marcus Tullius Cicero also left an indelible mark as a prolific writer
Renowned for his political acumen, Marcus Tullius Cicero also left an indelible mark as a prolific writer and philosopher.