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Wie man eine Wahl gewinnt

Wie man eine Wahl gewinnt

By Quintus Tullius Cicero Politics & Current Events 17/03/2013

Quintus Tullius Cicero (102-43 v. Chr.) der jüngere Bruder des bekannten Marcus Tullius Cicero, wuchs als Sohn eines Kaufmanns in Rom auf. Studium u.a. der Rhetorik in Griechenland bei den großen Philosophen der Zeit. 62 v. Chr. zum Praetor der römischen Republik ernannt, 59 v. Chr. zum Prokonsul für die Provinz Asia. Außerdem diente er sowohl seinem Bruder nach Julius Caesar als Legat in Sardinien und Gallien. Im Zuge der Nachwirkungen des Attentats auf Caesar wurde Cicero wie sein älterer Bruder ermordet.

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