Cicero, XVa, Orations: Philippics 1-6 (Loeb Classical Library)

If the reader will forgive me, I'll paste here what I wrote for the second volume. Very arguably the greatest series of works from the single greatest orator...ever! A true masterpiece on multiple levels (oratory, history, politics, sociology, etc). Loeb, as always, lives up to its reputation for sheer excellence. Oh how I wish every politician could read Cicero like they were once required to! (As well as Demosthenes, Plutarch, the Stoics, etc. etc.)

Well worth the money to buy it and the time to read it. In general, the Loeb classical library is universally dependable with the added advantage that it fits in a coat pocket. I have at least fifteen of their publications, at least five by Cicero.

These are great speeches railing against Marc Antony, some are really funny. These speeches are part of the reason that Cicero gets killed by Antony's orders.