Cicero's Letters to Atticus

Cicero's Letters to Atticus are a series of personal correspondence between the Roman statesman Cicero and his close friend Atticus. Written over several years, these letters offer insights into Cicero’s political career, personal thoughts, philosophical ideas, and daily life amid turbulent times. They reveal his struggles with power, moral dilemmas, and reflections on Roman politics and society. For readers, these letters provide a rare, nuanced glimpse into Cicero's character, showcasing his wit,reasoning, and human side beyond his speeches and formal writings.