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Gaius Sempronius Gracchus

Gaius Gracchus

Roman tribune of the plebs 123-122 BC, brother of Tiberius Gracchus; the second great popularis orator; killed in 121 BC. The famous Whither-shall-I-flee passage (De Or. 3.214) survives only here.

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Mentioned in 10 works (14 total)

For Marcus Fonteius speeches · 1 mention

§39 Gaius Gracchus

For Aulus Cluentius speeches · 1 mention

§151 Gaius Gracchus

On the Agrarian Law, Second Speech speeches · 1 mention

§10 Gaius Gracchus

Against Catiline, First Speech speeches · 1 mention

§4 Gaius Gracchus

Against Catiline, Fourth Speech speeches · 1 mention

§4 Gaius Gracchus

For Gaius Rabirius on a Charge of High Treason speeches · 4 mentions

§12 Gaius Gracchus
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§15 Gaius Gracchus

On the Orator rhetoric · 1 mention

§269 Gaius Gracchus

On the Laws philosophy · 1 mention

§3.20 Gaius Gracchus

On Divination philosophy · 2 mentions

§62 Gaius Gracchus
§136 Gaius Gracchus

Laelius, On Friendship philosophy · 1 mention

§41 Gaius Gracchus

C icero by Claude

Gaius Sempronius Gracchus

Mentioned in 10 works (14 total)

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