| ETIAM | Quoque; furthermore, cf "quam diu ____ furor iste tuus nos eludet?" (Cicero, In Catilinam 1.1) |
| ABUTERE | "Quo usque tandem ____ patientia nostra" Cicero in Catilinam 1.1; how far will you exploit it? |
| NEL | Bellini's "___ furor delle tempeste" |
| CONIURATIONEM | Conspiracy (acc. sing.), cf. Cic. In Catilinam 1.1: insidias |
| MOSEST | As is your habit, ut ____ ____ tuus, Cat. 9.8 |
| USUS | Quis tuus ____ erat? What was your function? (Ovid Met. 13.211) |
| STATOR | The Stayer, support: Iuppiter ____ antiquissimus custos Urbis (cf Cicero in Cat 1.11) |
| ISTE | That ghastly Verres, as described by Cicero in court: ____ homo amens ac perditus (In Verrem 1.6) |
| CATILINAM | A.d. VI Id. Nov., in templo Iovis Statoris, M. Tullius Cicero in ____ orationem habuit |
| INTRAMOENIA | Within the city walls, like Catiline, ducem...hostium ____ ____, Cicero In Cat. 1.5 |
| SICA | A dagger, eg non...inter latera nostra ____ illa versabitur, Cicero In Cat. 2.1 |
| HINC | Ex hac parte, eg ____ fides, illinc fraudatio, Cicero In Cat. 2.25 |
| COMITATU | With an entourage (abl. sing. 4th decl.), eg magno ____ legati Allobrogum, Cicero, In Cat. 3.6 |
| CARIOR | Magis amatus; “patria mihi vita mea ____” Cicero in Cat 1.27 |
| ALTEREGO | Phrase coined by Roman orator and writer Cicero in the 1st century BC to describe his 'second self' (5,3) |
| CORPORE | (Vide quoque 1d) In physical substance; "vita... ____ et spiritu continetur" Cic. Marcell.28 |
| GUJARATI | Chief language of the union territories of Daman and Diu and Dadra and Nagar Haveli |
| PUER | Cicero, in 100 B.C. |
| ONCEORTWICE | Round went Cicero in new rendition a few times |
| INTUS | On the inside, eg ____ est hostis, Cicero In Cat. 2.11 |
