Sallust's Catiline with explanatory notes and a special vocabulary. For the use of schools

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ORATIO PATEFACIO

sity opus est, it is necessary mi hi opus est, Pliave need. oratio, nis f. bro). A Speech, language, harangue, ration, OrdS,

alii . . . parδ, XLVIII. LXI., Ome

chcap considor o litile alue, XII., LII. Minores magistratus, the minor, loWor, or inferior publie ossicors, XXX. patefacio, oro, feci, factum V.

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patronage.

sternation, XXXI.

tortion, XVIII. XLIX.

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PECUS PERNICIES

Ρecus, oris n. Catile, brute

quicquam pensi a matter of any importanee, . any onSideration, LII. quicquam pensi habere, to care, XXIII.; nihil pensi habere, notrio re-gard totaVelao conSideration, XII. Per prep. With aee. Through,

Perdo, oro, dudi, Qtum V. r.

To destroy ruin perditum ire, to undorlahorio ruin, b determinod to

ruin, XXXVI. LII.

beari

deserier.

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PERPELLO PLAUTIUS

tate.

candidateship candidature eae Petitione hecause of his reaiment asa candidate XLIX.

Peto, ere, vi r ii, uum V tr. To attach to aim at, seu to obtain, strive after; to ea, Sli, requeSt, demand Solicit. Petreius, i m. M. Petreius,lieuienant unde C. Antonius, and in command of tho arm Whic de-foato Catiline, LIX. LX. petuIuntia, e f. petulans,

picture, XI.

PISO, nis m. 1. C. Calpurnius Piso, consul 6 B. I, XLIX.-2. Cn. Calpurnius Piso, a Tomiand profligat patrician, associaled Witti Catilino in the lalter' sirs conSpiraey,

XVIII. XIX. XXI.

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PLEBES POSSUM

Plebe S, ei and Iebs, plebis f.

XVII.

Plus, pluris, adi comp. G. 165, 1. multus). More pluris facere, to

taminate.

Pompeius, i m. 1. Cn. Pompeius Magnus, Pompey the celebratu Roman genera an States-

Pompeius Rufus, praetor 6 B. ,

XXX.

PosuIUS i m. Aleople, nation. Porcius, i m. 1. M. Porcius Cato, a Senator distinguished fortishigh character, Π.-2. M. Porcius Laeca, a Senator, ne of Catilinu's

Porcius, a, um, ad . Porciu8). Porcian, belonginito a person filio Porcia gens leae Porcia, the Porcia la respecting the punish

ustate.

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POST PRAESENS

XLVIII.

potis, able). o beeome master os, obtain possession os, et Obtain,

gain.

dulge in intoxicatin liquor, be

stinate.

scribe.

fert.

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PRAESEN

praetor XIX.

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PRO PROMPTUS

son,ith, accordinito, in accordance With, in uiu on pro Deo, in aceOrd-ance With the character of the place,

XXIII. XXXVII.

XIII.

XXVIII.

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PRONUS PUBLICUS145

XXXII.

mate.

common , res publica, the commonWeat, publie eliare general400d; the republic State, commonNealth, gOVerment eouΠtry publicis political life III. IV. malum publicum, the corrupi state os public assairs, XXXVII. bonum publicum, the genera good public elsare the welsare of the state XXXV111. . e publica,

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PUBLIUS QUICUMQUE pledge of impunit in tho nam ostii state XLVII. XLVIII.

Publius, i m. Publius a Ro

man praenomen.

fore.

. . . que, Olli . . . und.

qui the Same . . . RS, XX. quam ob rem, Whereiore.

qui-Cumque, quaecumque, quo Leumque, indef. Pron. cumque, O-