A renowned Roman statesman, orator and master of rhetoric, whose name is said to have come from the Latin for 'chickpea'
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- Roman statesman and orator
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- 'The greatest as well as the most elegant of Roman philosophers,' per Voltaire
- Marcus Tullius _; Roman statesman orator and writer, put to death by Mark Antony
- "De Oratore" writer
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