For 10 points, name this great Roman orator who, as consul, foiled the conspiracy of Catiline.
As Governor of Cilicia, this man gained the title of imperator for fighting off the "free Cilicians." By arguing for the Manilian Law, this man gave his support for Pompey to take command against Mithridates. The letters this man wrote to his friends, especially Atticus, are an important source for his time. This man rose to prominence by indicting the corrupt governor of Sicily, Gaius Verres. This man's severed hands and head were nailed to the Rostra when he was proscribed in vengeance for inveighing against Marc Antony in the Philippics. For 10 points, name this great Roman orator who, as consul, foiled the conspiracy of Catiline.
As Governor of Cilicia, this man gained the title of imperator for fighting off the "free Cilicians."
Marcus Tullius Cicero [or Tully]