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Cicero was born in 106 BCE. He was born inside a small town of Arpinum, a town southeast of Rome. 

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Cicero was born in 106 BCE. He was born inside a small town of Arpinum, a town southeast of Rome. 

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Cicero began his career as a public advocate during a civil war which took place during 88-80 BCE. Throughout this time period a tyrannical power led by L. Cornelius Sulla was sparking chaos amidst the politicians. A system which set people up Sulla's opposing politicians to get killed called "proscriptions" resulted in many politicians getting slaughtered. During this Cicero also successfully defended Sextius Roscius 

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Cicero began his career as a public advocate during a civil war which took place during 88-80 BCE. Throughout this time period a tyrannical power led by L. Cornelius Sulla was sparking chaos amidst the politicians. A system which set people up Sulla's opposing politicians to get killed called "proscriptions" resulted in many politicians getting slaughtered. During this Cicero also successfully defended Sextius Roscius 

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In 75 BCE Cicero had his first official office (quaestor). This earned him a spot on the Roman Senate (Senatorial rank). 

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In 75 BCE Cicero had his first official office (quaestor). This earned him a spot on the Roman Senate (Senatorial rank). 

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Cicero was serving as a quaestor in western Sicily where he demonstrated honesty and integrity. During this time he was asked by the Sicilians in 70 BC to prosecute Gaius Verres a governor of Sicily. The defense of Verres was taken by Hortensius, the most profound lawyer at the time. Cicero's victory in this case jump started his career and fame. 

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Cicero was serving as a quaestor in western Sicily where he demonstrated honesty and integrity. During this time he was asked by the Sicilians in 70 BC to prosecute Gaius Verres a governor of Sicily. The defense of Verres was taken by Hortensius, the most profound lawyer at the time. Cicero's victory in this case jump started his career and fame. 

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In 63 BCE Cicero was elected as consul, this earned him a massive amount of nobility. He went on to unite conflicting political groups to uncover a case in which individuals were planning to overthrow the government. 

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In 63 BCE Cicero was elected as consul, this earned him a massive amount of nobility. He went on to unite conflicting political groups to uncover a case in which individuals were planning to overthrow the government. 

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Around 50 BC Cicero was highly respected for his "eloquence". as he didn't partake in any of the violence. He refused to take part in the 1st triumvirate and didn't recruit any gangs meaning he was left powerless.  Then in 51 BC he left for Cilicia. 

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Around 50 BC Cicero was highly respected for his "eloquence". as he didn't partake in any of the violence. He refused to take part in the 1st triumvirate and didn't recruit any gangs meaning he was left powerless.  Then in 51 BC he left for Cilicia. 

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In 49 BCE Caeser started a civil war which left much of the forces of Pompey completely destroyed. Cicero sided with Pompey and due to Caeser's dictatorship he could not serve in any political role.

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In 49 BCE Caeser started a civil war which left much of the forces of Pompey completely destroyed. Cicero sided with Pompey and due to Caeser's dictatorship he could not serve in any political role.

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March 14, 44 BCE Caeser was assassinated. Brutus asked Cicero to rebuild society. And in 44-43 BCE Cicero stepped back into the spotlight as he led the senate in support of Brutus and Cassius.  He disliked Mark Antony.

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March 14, 44 BCE Caeser was assassinated. Brutus asked Cicero to rebuild society. And in 44-43 BCE Cicero stepped back into the spotlight as he led the senate in support of Brutus and Cassius.  He disliked Mark Antony.

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Octavius, grandnephew of Caeser, quickly entered the drama and started opposing Antony. Cicero saw that this as a great opportunity to brew a conflict between the two. He continues to support Brutus and Cassius. 44 BCE

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Octavius, grandnephew of Caeser, quickly entered the drama and started opposing Antony. Cicero saw that this as a great opportunity to brew a conflict between the two. He continues to support Brutus and Cassius. 44 BCE

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43 BCE, in a turn of events, Octavius teamed up with Marc Antony, and Lepidus formed the Second Triumvirate. They ordered for Cicero to be executed via a proscription. On the day of December 7, 43 BCE, Cicero was caught trying to escape Rome and executed. Cicero was head and hands were hung from the Rostrum, a symbol representing the end of the era of free speech and rhetoric power in Rome. 

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43 BCE, in a turn of events, Octavius teamed up with Marc Antony, and Lepidus formed the Second Triumvirate. They ordered for Cicero to be executed via a proscription. On the day of December 7, 43 BCE, Cicero was caught trying to escape Rome and executed. Cicero was head and hands were hung from the Rostrum, a symbol representing the end of the era of free speech and rhetoric power in Rome. 

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In my opinion, Cicero's top three factors that define his public speaking are his emotional aspects, his physical properties (props), and personal relevance. Cicero's ability to control people's emotions resulted in people building stronger bonds with what Cicero was saying. This in tangent with his props and personal aspects resulted in people believing what he said more easily.

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In my opinion, Cicero's top three factors that define his public speaking are his emotional aspects, his physical properties (props), and personal relevance. Cicero's ability to control people's emotions resulted in people building stronger bonds with what Cicero was saying. This in tangent with his props and personal aspects resulted in people believing what he said more easily.