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 1 Arg|   disaffection of the populace in Rome, XXXVII.—The old contentions
 2 Arg|         plans of his adherents at Rome, XLIII.—The Allobroges succeed
 3 Arg|         principal conspirators at Rome are brought before the Senate,
 4 6  |                  6 Of the city of Rome, as I understand, the founders
 5 10 |       when Carthage, the rival of Rome’s dominion, had been utterly
 6 18 |         outrage since the city of Rome was founded. But as the
 7 24 |           gain over the slaves in Rome, to get the city set on
 8 27 |           simultaneous efforts at Rome; he laid plots for the consul;
 9 29 |      according to the practice at Rome, is granted by the senate
10 30 |    capacity of each; and that, at Rome, watches should be posted
11 31 |           mere adopted citizen of Rome, was eager to preserve it.”
12 32 |           of these proceedings at Rome, Caius Manlius dispatched
13 33 |   compassion on the commonalty at Rome, relieved their distress
14 34 |          proceed as suppliants to Rome;” adding, that “such had
15 36 |            When this was known at Rome, the senate declared Catiline
16 36 |         this period the empire of Rome appears to me to have been
17 37 |       their homes, had flocked to Rome as a general receptacle
18 39 |    ordered to be put to death. In Rome, at the same time Lentulus,
19 40 |       Brutus was then absent from Rome. In order, too, to give
20 43 |                         43 But at Rome, in the mean time, Lentulus,
21 47 |           that the sovereignty of Rome, by the Sibylline books,
22 52 |           that, if they remain at Rome, they may be rescued either
23 53 |         certainly not produced at Rome, for many years, a single
24 55 |           the office of consul at Rome, met with an end suited
25 56 |       During these proceedings at Rome, Catiline, out of the entire
26 56 |         time, in the direction of Rome, at another in that of Gaul.
27 56 |        one, if his accomplices at Rome should succeed in their
28 57 | conspiracy had been discovered at Rome, and that Lentulus, Cethegus,
29 58 |         enemy, one on the side of Rome, and the other on that of
30 58 |    property, might have waited at Rome for assistance from others.