In Catiliniam Vocabulary

Abutor, Abuti, Abusus sum

Abutor, Abuti, Abusus sum

w/ ablative -to abuse

Abitror, Abitrari, Abitratus sum

to think/suppose

Caedes, -is f.

slaughter/murder

Concursus, -us m.

gathering/consensus (of good people/minds)

Effrenatus, -a, -um

unchecked/unrestrained

Eludo, Eludere, Elusi, Elusum

v. to mock

Etiam

adv. still

Iacto, Iactare

v. to throw about/or brag

Immo

adv. rather/no

Consilium, -i n.

debate (+ capere, to adopt a plan)

Coniuratio, -onis f.

conspiracy

Constrictus, -a, -um

bound/constricted

Convoco, Convocare, Convocavi, Covocatus

v. to call together

Designo, Designare, Designavi, Designatus

v. to point out

Audacia, -ae f.

reckless/audacious

Fio, Fieri, Factus sum

irr. to be made/become

Furor, Furoris m.

madness

Munitissimus, -a, -um

most fortified

Noto, Notare, Notavi, Notatus

v. to mark down

Os, Oris n.

mouth/face

Particeps, -cipis m.

w/ genitive, a participant in

Pateo, Patere, Patui,

v. to lie out in the open/be obvious

Proximus, -a, -um

last

Quam diu

adv. how long

Quisque, Quidque

each/every

Quo

adv. (to)where

Scientia, -ae f.

knowledge

Sentio, -ire, Sensi, Sensum

v. to notice/perceive

Sese

intensive. herself/himself/themselves

Superior, -ius

comp adj. before last

Usque

adv. all the way

Vigilia, -ae f.

night watch

Vito

v. to avoid

Vultus, -us m.

expression/face