Cicero
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Cicero (106-43 BC) was a Roman orator, statesman, lawyer and philosopher. In the time after the assassination of Julius Caesar, Cicero became one of the most powerful politicians in Rome, and a rival to Marc Antony. Cicero's attempts to rid himself of Antony failed, leading to his death.
Cicero is considered to be one of the greatest orators and speech writers that Rome produced.