This political figure made his name pursuing extortion charges against the magistrate Gaius Verres.
This politician was granted a supplicatio for successfully managing the province of Cilicia and helping out Ariobarzanes III. During a trial, this man accused Clodia of sexual immorality in his speech Pro Caelio. This political figure made his name pursuing extortion charges against the magistrate Gaius Verres. This man was exiled to Thessaloniki for (*) executing people without trial, which this man had done in order to suppress the Cataline Conspiracy. After being proscribed and executed, this statesman had his hands and head displayed publicly in the Roman forum. For 10 points, name this Roman politician who denounced Marc Antony in the Philippics.
This politician was granted a supplicatio for successfully managing the province of Cilicia and helping out Ariobarzanes III.
Marcus Tullius Cicero [or Tully from affectionate classics majors]