O tempora, o mores! Res publica Rom

O tempora, o mores! Res publica Romana in magno periculo est. Catilina, vir malus, consul esse desiderat, consules, praetores, quaestores interficere studet. Catilinae caedes, rapinae, discordia civium, bella intestina grata sunt, civibus bonis perniciem et mortem parat. Iam exercitum contra Romam in Etruria habet. Senatores in senatu de rebus publicis disputant. Ciceroni consilia Catilinae iam nota sunt, itaque orationem habet, qua de Catilinae coniuratione senatoribus enarrat. Catilina, qui in senatu aderat, Ciceronis oratione permotus et perterritus Romam relinquit et ad exersitum suum fugit. Romani Ciceronem patrem patriae apellant, nam patriam periculo liberavit (NB perfectum). Memoria verba tenete: salus rei publicae suprema lex.

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Oh, Oh! Roman republic in great danger. Catalina, a bad consul wishes, councilors, governors, treasurers to kill care. Catiline's murder, pillage, and political dissension of the citizens, the wars of the intestines are grateful to God, and the destruction of the goods of the citizens of the death of the diligent maketh rich. Has already collected an army against Rome, in Tuscany. Senators from State Senate debate. , Already known to Cicero, Catiline 's plans are, therefore, makes a speech to, by which the senators of the conspiracy of Catiline he had seen. O Catiline, who was on the spot in the senate, he leaves to Rome, and to the statements of Cicero, disturbed and distressed; he shuns its exersitum. Apellant the Roman Cicero, the father of his country, its heavenly home and the risk of free (NB, not perfect). Mindful of the arrest, public safety is the highest.