106 BC - 43 BC. Philosopher, politician. Known as an orator, his name having become synonymous for orators.
Quotes:
1. Later thoughts tend to be more reasonable.
2. A home without a book is a body without soul.
3. To live is to think.
4. How much in love with himself, and that too without a rival.
5. How deep are the roots of stupidity!
6. Everything splendid is rare.
7. Life is short, but fame can be eternal.
8. Knowledge which is divorced from justice may be called cunning rather than wisdom.
9. By doubting we come at truth.
10. To each his own.
