In the canon
Murder Trials
- Form
- Form Speech
- Year
- Year 80 BCE
- Originally in
- Originally in Latin
- Pages
- Pages 368
Rome kept a special death for the man who killed his father: sewn alive into a leather sack and thrown into the Tiber, denied earth and denied burial. That was what waited for Sextus Roscius, a farmer's son from a country town with no friends in the city, when an advocate of twenty-six who had never argued a criminal case stood up to speak for him.
to whom it had been any advantage?
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