bold = Main text
   Caput                                   grey = Comment text

 1 Arg  |      wished well to the state to come to the assistance and defence
 2 3    |          faithful and (if it had come to a battle) the least timid
 3 4    |          that when those men had come to life again who nearly
 4 5    |         the people, had likewise come to the aid of the republic,—
 5 5    |      thought that he could again come with safety into the senate,—
 6 12   |    multitude of virtuous men had come to him from the Capitol
 7 12   |          if his man Catiline had come to life again he would not
 8 13(3)|      military command, could not come into the city. ~~
 9 16   |        Roman senate or people to come to the assistance of the
10 24   |          of the republic, should come forward for the sole purpose
11 24   |        and the whole of Italy to come from all their lands and
12 25   |     shameful crime if he did not come to that summons. And this
13 25   |          I might almost say, had come to Rome, summoned you repeatedly
14 27   |       given to all those who had come up from the municipal towns;
15 38   | summoning of the Roman people to come to the defence of the republic,—