Excerpt from History of the Romans, Vol. 4: Under the Empire
The noble fragment we have lately recovered of Cicero's treatise on Commonwealths breaks off with a warm eulogium on a limited or constitutional monarchy, delivered in the person of the younger Africanus, but supposed, not unreasonably, to convey the genuine sentiments of the writer himself.
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