Cato
Person
Civil War 1.4 supplies the first indexed source portrait: “All these speakers encounter opposition and are confronted with speeches from the consul, from Scipio, and from Cato. …”
Named form in selected editions; identity established only to the extent of the cited context.
Civil War 1.4
Caesar
All these speakers encounter opposition and are confronted with speeches from the consul, from Scipio, and from Cato. …
Civil War 1.30
Caesar
… M. Cotta was in control of Sardinia and M. Cato of Sicily; Tubero ought by the allotment of offices to have been in command of Africa. …
Civil War 1.32
Caesar
… A proposal had been carried by the ten tribunes while Pompeius himself was consul that he should be allowed to compete in absence, though his enemies spoke against it, while Cato opposed with the utmost vehemence and after his old habit spun out the days by obstructive speech. …