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abinash phulkonwar2025-01-19
Cicero
(106 –43 BC)
- A Roman statesman, lawyer, scholar, philosopher
- master of Latin prose- wrote many books on Rhetoric
- Coined new Latin words- evidentia, humanitas, qualitas, quantitas, and essentia
- Gave concept of Rights based on law and custom
- Cicero's writings are said to initiate the 14th-century Italian Renaissance
- He also influenced Enlightenment and its thinkers- John Locke, David Hume, Montesquieu and Edmund Burke
- "state as 'the people' affairs, who are united by a common agreement about law and rights and by the desire to participate in mutual advantage'"
Work:
- ‘The Bogomils’,
- ‘De Re Publica (On the Commonwealth)’
- ‘De Legibus (On the Laws)’