De la vieillesse (Caton l'Ancien). Voyages most of which have never

most of which have never been seen before

Collection «les encyclopes«

"drugged" by the theatre

if many critics had not reproached Ovid's Loves for their lightness

at a time when the dying Republic was about to succumb to the daggers of Caesar's assassins

De la vieillesse (Caton l'Ancien). Voyages most of which have neverClassic bilingual collection. When he wrote the Cato Maior, at the beginning of the year 44, at a time when the dying Republic was about to succumb to the daggers of Caesar's assassins, Cicero was cruelly feeling the weight of years (he was sixty two years old). He imagined a short philosophical dialogue that he set in the glorious era of Rome, in 150. The young Scipio Aemilianus and Laelius took a life lesson from the old and still vigorous Cato