Among a series of correctly attributed quotations from Cicero, Caldwell included the "treason" speech from A Pillar of Iron, which had been a best-seller that year, adding: "Does that sound like ...

But it cannot survive treason from within ... heard in the very halls of government itself.' Why did she quote Cicero? Irani herself provided the answer: 'If I had mentioned Chanakya, I would ...

Cicero delivered “Against Catiline” to the Roman Senate in 63 B.C., against a background of martial law, high treason, and the specter of civil war. After losing an election to Cicero for Rome ...