Author:Marcus Tullius Cicero/57 BC

The new year found Cicero still at Dyrrachium, waiting for the law to pass for his recall, which (owing chiefly to the riotous opposition of Clodius) did not pass till the 5th of August. We have no letters in the interval between January and August, but a few lively ones recounting the nature of his return of (4th September), and four speeches dealing with his position and that of his property. He seems at once to have attached himself to Pompey, and to have promoted his appointment as praefectus annonae.

Letters

 * LXXXVI: To Atticus at Epirus, from Dyrrhachium, January [[Image:50%.svg]]
 * LXXXVII: To Atticus at Epirus, from Dyrrhachium, after 25 January [[Image:50%.svg]]
 * LXXXVIII: To Q. Metellus the Consul at Rome, from Dyrrhachium, January [[Image:50%.svg]]
 * LXXXIX: To Atticus at Epirus, from Rome, September [[Image:50%.svg]]
 * XC: To Atticus at Epirus, from Rome, October [[Image:50%.svg]]
 * XCI: To Atticus at Epirus, from Rome, 24 November [[Image:50%.svg]]
 * XCII: To Quintus in Sardinia, from Rome, 10 December [[Image:50%.svg]]
 * XCIII: To M. Fadius Gallus at Rome, from Tusculum [[Image:50%.svg]]

Speeches

 * To the Senate after his return (Perseus)
 * To the citizens after his return (Perseus)
 * For his house (Perseus)