He was the author of philosophical works, chiefly translations and adaptations from the Greek, but is best known by his extant work on metres in four books, and by some other extant grammatical treatises.
This tract, which is the last of Cicero's philosophical works, treats of a subject which occupied as important a place in the metaphysics and theology of the ancients, as free will and necessity have filled in modern speculation.
The general purpose of Cicero's philosophical works, was rather to give a history of the ancient philosophy, than dogmatically to inculcate opinions of his own.
The classical traveller will not forget that the Puteolan villa is the scene of some of the orator's philosophical works.
These are principally contained in his 'Philosophical Works,' which he bequeathed to David Mallet with instructions for their publication; and Mallet accordingly gave them to the world in 1754.
In one of his essays, he observes (Philosophical Works, vol.
To this task are devoted the Inquiries into the Nature of Human Freedom (Philosophical Works, vol.
The Philosophical Works were published in 1827, and frequently afterward.
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