Cicero, Epistulae Familiares 10.28.1 (To Trebonius) “How I wish that you had invited me to that most sumptuous feast on the Ides of March! We would now have no little scraps if you had. But now you have with them such difficulty in preventing that divine benefit which you bestowed upon the Republic from exciting some complaint. … Continue reading The Problem with the Ides of March: Not Enough Cicero, Not Enough MURDER