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Marcus Tullius Cicero

Paul Waring


Regions:
England, Greater Manchester
Notice Period:
Regular (more than one month's notice)
Type:
Hobby
Fee:
Free
Category:
History
Updated:
24th July 2026
Tagged:
Roman | Ancient Rome

In 106 BC, a boy was born who would go on to be a major figure in the Late Roman Republic. Marcus Tullius Cicero, commonly known as Cicero, would rise to the most coveted office in the Republic, and be courted by most of the major players who ultimately brought the Republic to an end.

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About Paul Waring

Regular speaker at U3A events on history, primarily Roman but also World War 2. I have an MA in Ancient World Studies and enjoy sharing my knowledge with others. I run my own freelance business and this gives me the flexibility to deliver talks during the week.

I can give talks in person within Greater Manchester, or online anywhere whose timezone is the same as the UK. I do not charge a fee or require expenses for any of my talks.

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