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 1 Arg|        both, XXVI.—His mission of Manlius into Etruria, and his second
 2 Arg|         Cicero; his directions to Manlius well observed, XXVIII.—His
 3 Arg|            XXXII.—His accomplice, Manlius, sends a deputation to Marcius,
 4 Arg|     Catulus, XXXV.—His arrival at Manlius’s camp; he is declared an
 5 24 |         his friends, to a certain Manlius, at Faesulae, who was subsequently
 6 27 |      accordingly dispatched Caius Manlius to Faesulae, and the adjacent
 7 27 |          that he had sent forward Manlius to that body of men whom
 8 28 | disappointed. ~ In the mean time, Manlius was in Etruria, stirring
 9 29 |         intentions of the army of Manlius, laid the matter, which
10 30 |          it was stated that Caius Manlius, with a large force, had
11 32 |        attendants, to the camp of Manlius. But he left in charge Lentulus
12 32 |        proceedings at Rome, Caius Manlius dispatched some of his followers
13 36 |     ensigns of authority, to join Manlius in his camp. ~ When this
14 36 |      senate declared Catiline and Manlius enemies to the state, and
15 52 |         of our forefathers, Titus Manlius Torquatus, during a war
16 56 |          with him, and that which Manlius had previously collected,
17 59 |           ranks. He ordered Caius Manlius to take the command on the
18 60 |           assault on both flanks. Manlius and the Faesulan, sword