Need historical information

[julius_caesar_the_first]

I want to add a dialog sequence to my AAR and I would like to make it as historically accurate as possible so I need to know how it should sound, how one person would address a senator, just about everything that can make it realistic.

I have searched on wikipedia but I haven't found much. Does anyone know someplace on the internet where I could find such information (encyclopedic style articles are the most useful but ancient writings that can be fund at wikisource are also useful).

[TWFanatic]

Read some of Cicero's speeches:
http://oll.libertyfund.org/index.php?option=com_staticxt&staticfile=show.php?title=1736&Itemid=27

Some in the courts and some to the senate. Of course you can't fully comprehend nature of the speech with meager English translations, but I think for your purposes it will do.

The line "Conscript Fathers" is a famous one when addressing the senate formally which has been used liberally in many novels.

Good luck, I'll be sure to check out your AAR.

[julius_caesar_the_first]

It could be useful later on but right now I am intersted in conversation not speeches.