...of the city as an inhuman, barbarous attempt, and extremely distressful to themselves, whose whole substance consisted in what supported them from day...Crassus to tell Catiline not to be discouraged by 1 Transports of joy were now manifested by all ranks, although the historian appears to confine them...

...Tarquinius," says Sallust, " confirmed the statement made by Volturcius," (one of the former witnesses) ; " adding that he was sent by Crassus to tell Catiline, not to be discouraged by the apprehension of Lentulus and Cethegus — to make haste to the city." This was a dramatic incident...

...and apprehended by the way. This man offering to give a particular account of the conspiracy, upon the security of the public faith for his pardon, was...city, of the intended massacre of the best citizens, nnd of the march of the army to Rome ; adding, that he was sent by Crassus to tell Catiline not to...

...and apprehended by the way. This man offering to give a particular account of the conspiracy, upon the security of the public faith for his pardon, was...and of the march of the army to Rome ; adding, that be was sent by Crausus to tell Catiline not to be distxxiraged by the apprehending of Len14 15 totas,...

...much the same testimony as had been given by Volturcius. In addition, he asserted that he had been sent by Crassus to tell Catiline not to be discouraged by the arrest of Lentulus and the others, but to hasten with his army to the city. The senate would not listen...