This man served as consul in 63 BC, and later imitated Demosthenes by making Philippics denouncing Mark Antony.
Many letters survive from this man to his brother Quintus and to his friend Atticus. The nihil anaphora is in the first paragraph of a text by this man, which begins by asking the addressee "How long…must you try our patience?" and exclaims "O the times! O the customs!" He defended Milo and gave four addresses denouncing Catiline for conspiracy to assembled Senators. This man served as consul in 63 BC, and later imitated Demosthenes by making Philippics denouncing Mark Antony. For 10 points, identify this Roman who was killed a year after Caesar's death, a famous orator.
Many letters survive from this man to his brother Quintus and to his friend Atticus.
Marcus Tullius Cicero [prompt “Tully”] &lt;MPG&gt;