First Catilinarian Vocab lines 40-59 Tools A B adduco, -ere, -duxi, -ductum to prompt, induce adeo (adv) all the way, right up to clemens, -ntis merciful colloco (1) to station, place comprehendo, -ere, -prehendi, -prehensum to seize, arrest condemno (1) +acc and gen. to find (acc) guilty of (gen) patres conscripti senators cotidie every day cresco, -ere, crevi, cretum to grow, increase dissolutus, a, um irresponsible fauces faucium, f. pl. pass (of a mountain) iam pridem (adv) long ago inertia, ae, f. laziness, neglect intestinus, a, um internal moenia, ium, n. pl. walls of a city, defenses molior, moliri, molitus sum to try, attempt nequitia, ae, f. worthlessness pernicies, -ei, f. destruction, threat potius . . . quam rather than serius (from serus) too late singuli, ae, a each (one by one) vereor, -eri, veritus sum to fear, be afraid verum (conj) but adhuc up to this point amplius more audeo, -ere, ausus sum to dare auris, -is, f. ear caedis, is, f. slaughter, murder coetus, us, m. meeting commoveo, -ere, commovi, commotum to move, to rouse custodio, -ire, -ivi, -itum to guard, wtch over erumpo, -ere, -rupi, -ruptum to break out etenim (conj) and indeed, and really exspecto (1) to wait for, await, expect fateor, -eri, fassus sum to claim firmus, a, um secure, reliable illustro (1) to reveal, disclose improbus, a, um wicked, shameless incendium, i, n. fire; pl. arson iure (from ius, iuris), abl. s. rightly, justly licet, licere, licuit (impersonal) it is permitted muto (1) to change nefarius, a, um unspeakable, wicked obliviscor, -i, oblitus sum (+ gen) to forget obscuro (1) to cover up obsessus, a, um beseiged, surrounded oculus, i, m. eye paries, parietis, m. wll (of a house) perditus, a, um lost, corrupt quam diu as long as recognosco, -ere, -cognovi, -cognitum to recall, recount, review sicut just as speculor (1) to watch tenebrae, -arum f. pl. darkness (lit. = shadows) undique (adv) from everywhere, on all sides ut + indicative as, when