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 1 Arg|          His convocation of the conspirators, and their names, XVII.—
 2 Arg|       XVIII. XIX.—Speech to the conspirators, XX.—His promises to them,
 3 Arg|        second convention of the conspirators, XXVII.—His second attempt
 4 Arg|         obtaining proofs of the conspirators’ guilt, XLIV.—The Allobroges
 5 Arg|      Cicero, XLV.—The principal conspirators at Rome are brought before
 6 Arg|       the mode of punishing the conspirators, LI.—The speech of Cato
 7 17 |      himself at the head of the conspirators. ~
 8 18 |       founded. But as the armed conspirators had not yet assembled in
 9 22 |        enormity of guilt to the conspirators who had suffered death.
10 24 |     gave the first shock to the conspirators. The ardor of Catiline,
11 41 | interviews with the rest of the conspirators, to make them fair promises,
12 43 |        and that the rest of the conspirators, taking this as a signal,
13 44 |        Gabinius, with the other conspirators; and from Lentulus, Cethegus,
14 48 |     Cethegus, and others of the conspirators, ought not to alarm him,
15 51 |         Lentulus, and the other conspirators, may not have greater weight
16 51 |          you will ask, that the conspirators should be set free, and
17 52 |        that the property of the conspirators should be confiscated, and
18 52 |        Catiline, and of all the conspirators. The more spirit you display
19 52 |   greatest peril; and since the conspirators have been convicted on the
20 55 |         as the execution of the conspirators required. He himself, having