As (*)  consul, this man posed the question "When... do you mean to cease abusing our patience?" to the conspiratorial senator Catiline.
This man's career took off after he successfully argued that Sextus Roscius had not killed his father. This man was given a  supplicatio  but not a triumph for stamping out some brigands at Mt. Amanus as Governor of Cilicia. His freed slave Tiro compiled his letters to his childhood friend Titus Pomponius Atticus. This man got Milo acquitted after Milo's attendants killed Clodius Pulcher, who had earlier proclaimed this man an exile. As (*)  consul, this man posed the question "When... do you mean to cease abusing our patience?" to the conspiratorial senator Catiline. This man's tongue and hands were cut out on the orders of an enemy that he targeted in his Demosthenes-inspired  Philippics . For 10 points, name this enemy of Marc Antony, a Roman orator.
This man's career took off after he successfully argued that Sextus Roscius had not killed his father.
Cicero  [or Marcus Tullius  Cicero ]