12 Works in Terentia (c. 98 BCE-5 CE)
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Sic Transit Gloria Mundi by Miss_LuniLup
Fandoms: Ancient History RPF, Classical Greece and Rome History & Literature RPF
13 Dec 2025
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"Thus passes the glory of the world." // Even rise-to-the-top-fall-from-grace-repeat politicians and their slave/amanuensis/friend/lover (according to some)/emotional-support-and-voice-of-reason person have a day-to-day life.
A few glimpses of said day-to-day life - and some grand moments, too, across time, even in different eras! Featuring our favorite Latin orator and his favorite servant, their friends, family, and enemies, across multiple settings, ranging from history-compliant up to alternate universes/eras. Thrown in is a healthy mix of genres, all brought to you in 100 words!Also. For those who know: Tiro gets his goats! At some point, at least...
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灵感来自德克萨斯州的律师在Zoom会议中关不掉小猫头滤镜。
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- 中文-普通话 國語
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Now a father by capogalassia
Fandoms: Classical Greece and Rome History & Literature RPF
17 Oct 2024
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Cicero is filled with thoughts and fears during the birth of his very first child.
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What We Used to Be by soulinspired
Fandoms: Classical Greece and Rome History & Literature RPF, Ancient History RPF, Historical RPF
11 Mar 2024
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"They used to need each other, but not anymore. Cicero is rich, he doesn’t need her money. And his name is more famous than hers could ever be. And Terentia has no use for a husband who fought on the wrong side of the Civil War. A husband who despises Caesar in Caesar’s Rome."
Brundisium, 47 BC. As he waits for Caesar to pardon him, Cicero makes up his mind to divorce Terentia after more than thirty years of marriage.
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possessiōnum invidentiaeque mollitiaeque by Miss_LuniLup
Fandoms: Ancient History RPF, Classical Greece and Rome History & Literature RPF
19 Sep 2022
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[Of possessions and jealousy and affection]
Not only do Cicero's letters reveal more about him than intended, but so does his behaviour. At least when it's about Tiro; at least when you can look at it from the outside.
Hear the thoughts of different members and friends of the family about the relationship (servitude? friendship?? romance???) between our esteemed orator and his faithful amanuensis across the decades, be it in Cicero's golden days or in his darkest hours (at least some of them)!
And in the end, even Cicero cannot escape some self-reflective pondering, about what ties he has to Tiro and why he is so hesitant to serve them, in terms of slavery and manumission
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To die at your enemy's hands by Socrates_oppa (Lully_Lightwood)
Fandoms: Classical Greece and Rome History & Literature RPF, Ancient History RPF
26 Dec 2020
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When Cicero entered the senate on the 5th December of 63 BC and started lecturing Catilina with one which would have become the greatest oration of all times, many emotions spilled from his words: spite, indignation, rage, hate, abhorrence.
Words flowed like the malicious torrent of crime and wrongdoings Catilina had committed. But had they not know each other before? Were these feelings authentic or were they born out of sake for the state? The hatred that ran so deep in his veins was pure or conflicted and mingled with other obscure feelings, feelings to never being discovered?
When they first met each other the two were in their twenties, young and ambitious. What had happened? -
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Atia would never concede victory to Servilia, in anything.
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there is a life and there is a death by lester_sheehan
Fandoms: Classical Greece and Rome History & Literature RPF
02 Oct 2017
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Cicero's dealings with grief.
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Back to the Beginning by cicerhoe
Fandoms: Ancient History RPF, Classical Greece and Rome History & Literature RPF
25 Apr 2017
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It is the end of the Catilinarian Conspiracy. The conspirators have been executed, Cicero is the savior of Rome, Catilina has no other choice but to fight or die. In the midst of it all, though, Cicero cannot help but wonder why everything went so wrong.
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observations by lester_sheehan
Fandoms: Classical Greece and Rome History & Literature RPF
15 Feb 2017
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Terentia is aware of far more than Cicero believes. A short drabble.
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under your skin the moon is alive by lester_sheehan
Fandoms: Classical Greece and Rome History & Literature RPF
01 Jan 2017
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The colliding lives of Cicero and Atticus (from 79 - 32 BC) and the comfort they found within each other's arms.
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Terentia's reaction to Cicero's death. A short drabble.