69:  Aedile (administrator of public buildings and games).

66:  Praetor (administrator of justice and military affairs).

63:  Consul (one of the two supreme civil and military magistrates in Rome).  The Senate grants him the senatus consultum ultimum, "the ultimate decree of the Senate," giving him broad authority to deal with the Catilinarian conspiracy.  For his actions, he is declared pater patriae, or "Father of the Fatherland".

58:  Cicero's enemies connive to bring prosecution against him for his actions in 63.  He leaves for northern Greece before he can be officially exiled (a second, most likely unconstitutional bill declares him an exile).

57:  By a law of the people, Cicero is recalled in August and is warmly welcomed in Italy and Rome.

56:  Cicero is invited by the Triumvirate to join them, but declines to do so. 

53:  Augur (religious official with duties involving prophecy).

51:  Proconsul (governor) of Cilicia, until the following year.