person

C. Laeli aut M. Catonis

also: Gaius Laelius or Marcus Cato

C. Laelius Sapiens, consul 140 BC, the lifelong friend of Scipio Aemilianus, augur, distinguished orator, and patron of philosophy. He is the central interlocutor of De Amicitia and of De Republica, and serves Cicero throughout his works as the type of cultivated Roman aristocratic virtue (Verr. 2.3.160; Phil. 2.83; Pro Mur. 66).

Mentioned in 5 works (7 mentions)

Against Verres, Second Hearing, Book III speech · 1 mention

§160 Gaius Laelius or Marcus Cato

For Lucius Murena speech · 1 mention

§66 Gaius Laelius

Ad Quintum Fratrem 3.5 (combined with 3.6 as the single SB letter 3.5b) letter · 2 mentions

§1 Laelius
§1 Laelius's sons-in-law

On the Nature of the Gods phil · 2 mentions

§3.43 Laelius
§3.5 Gaius Laelius

Second Philippic speech · 1 mention

§83 Gaius Laelius