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 1 Arg|        alarm on the election of Cicero to the consulship, and his
 2 Arg|         his plot to assassinate Cicero, and his disappointment
 3 Arg|      His second attempt to kill Cicero; his directions to Manlius
 4 Arg|         XL.—They discover it to Cicero, XLI.—The incaution of Catiline’
 5 Arg|  arrested by the contrivance of Cicero, XLV.—The principal conspirators
 6 22 | supposed that the odium against Cicero, which afterwards arose,
 7 23 |    consulship to Marcus Tullius Cicero. For before this period,
 8 26 |     every possible way, against Cicero, who, however, did not want
 9 27 |         could but first cut off Cicero, who was the chief obstruction
10 28 |   little delay, to the house of Cicero, under pretence of paying
11 29 |    proceedings were reported to Cicero, he, being alarmed at the
12 31 |     wrote and published. ~ When Cicero sat down, Catiline, being
13 36 |   pursuit of Catiline; and that Cicero should protect the city. ~
14 41 |      was very greatly indebted. Cicero, being apprised of the matter
15 43 |  complain of the proceedings of Cicero, and lay the odium of this
16 43 |        was to beset the gate of Cicero, and attack him personally
17 44 |  according to the directions of Cicero, procured interviews, by
18 45 |      departure of the deputies, Cicero, being by them made acquainted
19 48 |  projects of Catiline, to extol Cicero to the skies; and, as if
20 48 |      should be put to the vote. Cicero, accordingly, taking their
21 48 |      Tarquinius was suborned by Cicero, that Crassus might not
22 48 |       his character was made by Cicero, I afterwards heard Crassus
23 49 |        Caius Piso, prevail upon Cicero to have Caius Caesar falsely