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The publication includes three most popular treatises by the prominent Roman philosopher, orator, writer, statesman Marcus Tullius Cicero (106-43 BC) - On Laws, On the State, and On the Nature of the Gods. The author's reflections on the state, the nation-building role of language, civic responsibility, and human nature are still relevant today, especially for us, Ukrainians. Cicero's contribution to the theory and practice of eloquence and philosophy is invaluable. Ciceronianism flourished during the Renaissance. The Enlightenment also owes a lot to the philosopher and orator from Rzeszow: Madame de Sevigne, Montesquieu, Laclau, and others imitated the style of his letters. Hume, Locke, Voltaire, Diderot, and other philosophers also turned to Cicero's work.