Vocab from Cicero Pro Caelio

crimen, inis

judgment/charge

existimatio

opinion

judicium

opinion

facinus, oris

crime

reus

guilty

gratia

charm

illustris

renowned

ingenium

skill/talent

industria

diligence

meretricius

related to prostitution

ops

help

otiosus

leisurely

humanus

cultured

introitus

introduction

splendidus

illustrious

notus

acquaintance

senectutis

old age

quicumque, cuiuscumque

whatever

habitus

retained

summus

upmost

squalor

neglected state

maestitia

mourning

luctus

grief

maeror

sorrow

neminis

no one

idem (looks the same in the pl)

the same

lectus

excellent

laudatio

testimonial

ornatus

eloquent

ordo

order

gravis

serious

fundamentum

foundation

commendatus

commended

inlustris

illustrious

profecto

certainly

nimis

exceedingly

non modo

not only

quidem

indeed

aeque

equally

criminis loco

in place of a charge

ex iuratis

from witnesses testifying under oath

quod est objectum

as to the allegation that/as to the criticisms passed

in amplissimum ordinem

into the highest order

videor mihi

I seem to myself (I think)

non modo . . . verum etiam

not only . . . but also

utrum

whether

versor

to be involved

requiro

to inquire

existimo

to consider

constituo

to decide

nitor

to rely

ignosco

to forgive

tribuo

to attribute

detraho

to stirp

spolio

to deprive

objicio

to mention

tracto

to practice

habeo

to have/realize/consider (only in the passive)/bestow

opinor

to judge

cerno

to see

declaro

to declare/make evident

probo

to approve

co-opto

to choose

defero

to grant

denego

to refuse

displaceo

to be displeasing to

oportet

to be proper

pono

to place

peto

to want/ask

mitto

to send

jacio

to throw

pudicitia

chastity/moral

fons

source

commendatio

praise/moral

vocis

remark

maledictum

slander

adulescentia

youthful

liberalis

noble/beautiful/belonging to a freeman

accusatio

accusation

argumentum

argument

testis

witness

contumelia

insult

convicium

abuse

petulans

impudent

facetus

elegant

urbanitas

urbanity

pudor

decency

robustior

older

lenis

moderate

beneficium

service/kindness

turpitudo

ugliness

ullus

any

politus

polished

defensio

defense

aetas

youth

hominum fama

renown among men

forensis labor

public work

paulo latius

a little more widely

numquam tam acerbe feret

he will never be so indignant (bear so bitterly)

aliud . . . aliud

one thing . . . another