| 81 | Pro P. QUINCTIO | Defence of Quinctius in a prosecution by Sex. Naevius, to recover the profits of a partnership in some land in Gaul, inherited from his brother C. Quinctius. |
| 80 | Pro SEX. ROSCIO AMERINO | Defence of Roscius on a charge of parricide brought by Erucius as professional prosecutor at the instigation of Chrysogonus. |
| 76 (?) | Pro Q. ROSCIO COMOEDO | Defence of the actor Roscius from the claim of C. Fannius Chaerea to half the profits of certain lands taken as the value of a slave held by them in partnership, and killed by C. Flavius. |
| 72 (or 71) | Pro M. TULLIO | Plea for damages for an assault made by a rival claimant on Tullius' estate. |
| 70 | In CAECILIUM ("Divinatio") | Plea on the technical right of Cicero to conduct the prosecution against Verres. |
| 70 | In C. VERREM | Impeachment of Verres for plunder and oppression in Sicily. Six Orations |
| | (1) Actio Prima: The general charge. |
| | (2) De Praetura Urbana: earlier political crimes of Verres. |
| | (3) De Jurisdictione Siciliana: his administration in Sicily. |
| | (4) De Frumento: peculation and fraud as to the supplies of grain. |
| | (5) De Signis: the plunder of works of art. |
| | (6) De Supliciis: cruelties of his government. |
| 69 | Pro M. FONTEIO | Defence of Fonteius' administration of Gaul during Pompey's campaign against Sertorius, about B.C. 73. |
| 69 | Pro A. CAECINA | Defence against Aebutius of Caecina's right to an estate received by inheritance from his wife Caesennia, widow of a rich money-lender, M. Fulcinius. |
| 66 | Pro LEGE MANILIA, vel De IMPERIO CN. POMPEI | Defence of the proposal of Manilius to invest Pompey with the command of the war against Mithridates. |
| Pro A. CLUENTIO HABITO | Defence of Cluentius against the charge of poisoning his stepfather Oppianicus, brought by the younger Oppianicus, instigated by Sassia, the mother of Cluentius. |
| 63 | De LEGE AGRARIA | Against the Agrarian Law of Rullus. Three orations: the first delivered in the Senate and the others before the people. |
| Pro C. RABIRIO | Defence of Rabirius on the charge of killing Saturninus, about B.C. 100. |
| In L. CATILINA | On the Conspiracy of Catiline. Four orations: the first and last delivered in the Senate, the second and third before the people. |
| Pro L. MURENA | Defence of Murena on a charge of bribery brought by Sulpicius, the defeated candidate for the consulship. (Following previous orations on the same side by Hortensius and Crassus.) |
| 62 | Pro P. CORNELIO SULLA | Defence of Sulla from the charge of sharing in Catiline's conspiracy. |
| Pro A. LICINIO ARCHIA | Defence of the claim of the poet Archias to Roman citizenship. |
| 59 | Pro L. VALERIO FLACCO | Defence of Flaccus on a charge of maladministration as propraetor in Asia. |
| 57 | POST REDITUM | Thanks for Cicero's recall from exile. Two orations: (1) In Senatu; (2) Ad Quirites. |
| Pro Domo SUA | Appeal to the justices against the alienation of Cicero's estate by Clodius. |
| De HARUSPICUM RESPONSIS | Invective against the impieties of Clodius. |
| 56 | Pro P. SESTIO | Defence of Sestius, a partisan of Cicero, on a charge of assault, the attack having been made on Sestius by the dependents and partisans of Clodius. |
| In P. VATINIUM (" Interrogatio ") | A personal attack on Vatinius, one of the witnesses against Sestius. |
| Pro M. CAELIO | Defence of the character of Caelius (a dissolute young friend of Cicero) against a vindictive charge of stealing and poisoning, brought by Atratinus, at the instigation of Clodia. |
| De PROVINCIIS CONSULARIBUS | Advocating the recall of Piso and Gabinius, and the retaining of Caesar in the proconsulate of Gaul. |
| Pro CORNELIO BALBO | Defence of Balbus (a citizen of Gades) in his right of Roman citizenship, granted by Pompey. |
| 55 | In L. CALPURNIUM PISONEM | Retaliation for an attack made by Piso after his return from the proconsulate of Macedonia. |
| 54 | Pro Cn. PLANCIO | Defence of Plancius on the charge of corrupt political bargaining, brought by M. Junius Laterensis, the defeated candidate for aedile. |
| Pro C. RABIRIO POSTUMO | Defence of Rabirius, in a prosecution to recover money alleged to have been received from Ptolemy, King of Egypt, in corrupt partnership with Gabinius. |
| 52 | Pro T. ANNIO MILONE | Defence of Milo on the charge of the murder of Clodius. |
| 46 | Pro M. MARCELLO | Speech of thanks to Caesar for the pardon of Marcellus. |
| Pro Q. LIGARIO | Petition of pardon for Ligarius, charged with conducting the war in Africa against Caesar. |
| 45 | Pro REGE DEIOTARO | Defence of Deiotarus, King of Galatia, charged with attempting the murder of Caesar. |
| 44-43 | In M. ANTONIUM | Orationes Philippicae XlV |
| 44 | | (1) (Sept. 2) Reply to an invective of Antony: exhortation to the consuls Antony and Dolabella |
| | (1) Reply to a bitterer invective: a review of Antony's public and private life |
| | (3) (Dec. 20) Urging the support of Octavianus (Augustus) and D. Brutus against Antony, now in Hither Gaul |
| | (4) (Dec. 20) Exposition to the people of the acts of the Senate, and praise of D. Brutus |
| 43 | | (5) (Jan. 1) Protest against treating with Antony: he should be declared a public enemy |
| | (6) (Jan. 4) Appeal to the people: the embassy to Antony would be in vain |
| | (7) (end of January) Protest against those who clamored for peace: Antony must not be suffered to escape |
| | (8) (February) The war against Antony is justum bellum: his partisans should be required to submit before the 1st of March |
| | (9) (February) Eulogy of Sulpicius, who had died while on the mission to Antony |
| | (10) (February) Thanks to Pansa, and praise of M. Brutus |
| | (11) (about March) That Asia should be assigned to Cassius, to conduct the war against Trebonius |
| | (12) (about March) Declining to serve, with P. Servilius, on an embassy to Antony |
| | (13) (March 20) There can be no peace with Antony: praise of Sex. Pompey |
| | (14) (April 22) Thanksgiving proposed, and honors to the dead, after the defeat of Antony at Bononia. |
