Marcus Tullius Cicero (3 Afteryule 106 BC – 7 Ereyule 43 BC) was a Roomanish lawer, outhwit, writer, thill and wealsman.
Life[]
Cicero was born in the town of Arpinum (about 60 miles south of Room) to a landed kin, the Tullii. As a child, he was such a swift and good learner that he was heeded by men from all over Room. He took up many fields of learning, though lead among them was songcraft.
At seventeen years old, Cicero became a harman and worked under Gnaeus Pompeius Strabo and Lucius Cornelius Sulla in the Ferely Orley.
Cicero loved everything Greekish, hour the olden loremen such as Plato, and even wrote in his will that he wished to be buried in Greekland. He worked as folkriff in western Sickily in 75 BC. He wrote that he saw the gravestone of Archimedes there.