adeptus (= pass.), 7.3
admonere de, 5.9
adulescentulus, 3.3
agitare, 2.1
alienus (+ gen.), 40.5
alii (= ceteri), 43.3
alius (attracted into sing.), 6.2
(for alter), 52.1
alter (redundant), 1.7
anima, 2.8
animus (= ego), 20.3
antecapere, 13.3
audacia (positive sense), 9.3
avaritia, 9.1
carere (= abstinere), 13.5
ceterus (sing.), 13.3
coepi (act.) with pass. inf., 12.1, 51.40
colos, 15.5
commodare, 16.2
comperiri, 14.7
confodere, 28.1
conscius (subjective), 14.3
consuevit (impers.), 22.2
consultare (= consulere) + dat., 6.6
copia est + inf., 17.6
cultus (pejorative), 13.3
cupido, 3.5
curare, 59.3
demum, 2.2
dies (f.), 36.2
dolus, 26.2
ductare, 11.5
dubitare + inf., 15.2
dum (= dummodo), 5.6
egeo (+ abl./gen.), 1.7
eo (= ideo), anticipating purpose clause, 22.2
etiam (= adhuc), 14.5
ex (“according to”), 8.1
(= cause/source), 12.2
exemplum, 34.3
exercere (= vexare), 11.1
exitium, 55.6
expers (+ gen. & abl.), 33.1
factiosus, 18.4
facundia, 53.3
fama (= “ill repute”), 3.5
ferox, 38.1
filii familiarum, 43.2
foret (= futurus esset), 21.1, 23.3, 34.2, 39.6, 51.6
(= esset), 14.7
formidulosus, 7.2
gratia (+ gen.) = propter + acc., 23.1
habere (+ prep. phrase), 13.3
(= incolere), 6.1
(= tractare), 5.9
hortor (+ inf.), 5.9
huiusce, 15.1
id (pleonastic), 12.5
igitur (1st word in sentence), 2.1
imperare (+ inf.?), 16.2
in rem esse, 20.1
incedere (various constructions), 7.3
incruentus, 61.7
inesse (in + abl.), 15.5
innoxius, 39.2
inquilinus, 31.7
insons, 16.3
intempesta nox, 27.3
intentus (+ abl./dat.), 2.9
ita (virtually = nam), 15.4
item, 44.1
iuventus, 5.2
iuxta, 2.8
iuxta cum, 58.5
labos, 7.5
legio, 53.3
licet (+ subjn.), 35.2
longius (= diutius), 29.1
machinor (pass.), 48.7
malle (+ acc.), 17.6
(with acc. & inf. and complementary inf.), 37.10
malum publicum, 37.7
maturare, 18.8
maxume (+ positive degree for superlative), 1.3, 8.5
mentior (+ acc.), 48.6
mortales (= homines), 1.5
multo (+ supl.), 36.4
multus (+ 2nd adj. without conj.), 15.1
nam (parenthetical/explanatory), 2.1
(with ellipsis), 7.2
ne (= nae), 52.27
(= nedum), 11.8
necessitudo (= necessitas), 17.2
neglegeris (= neglexeris), 51.24
neque tamen, 19.2
nequeo (= non possum), 18.3
nihil (= non), 16.5
novare (absol.), 39.3
novissume, 33.2
opus est (+ pf. pass. part. in abl. = subst.), 1.6
oreretur, 34.2
parare (absol.), 6.5
paratus (with ad + acc.), 31.7
parricida, 14.3
pars . . . alii, 2.1
patrare, 18.8
pensi, 5.6
per + acc. (= adv.), 20.9
(= instrumental, modal abl.), 13.2
plebes, 37.1
popularis (= socius), 22.1
portare (=ferre), 6.5
postquam (+ impf. indic.), 6.3
potior (+ gen.), 47.2
praeter (= praeterquam), 36.2
prolatare, 43.3
propius (+ acc.), 11.1
prorsus (= postremo), 15.5
provenire (= apparere), 8.3
putare (+ double acc.), 2.2
quae utraque (= quarum utramque), 5.7
-que, 6.5
-que (+ prep.), 6.1
-que . . . -que, 9.3
quippe (= nam), 11.8
quippe qui (+ indic.), 48.2
quis (= quibus), 18.1
quisquam (adj.), 31.2
quo (= ut), 11.5
relicui (with nihil facere), 11.7
rursus (= contra), 53.5
sed, 7.1
sed maxume, 17.6
senati (gen. sing.), 30.3
servitia (= servos), 24.4
sicuti (= quasi), 16.3
simul ac, 7.4
subigere (= cogere), 10.5
superare (= superesse), 20.11
supplicium (= supplicatio), 9.2
supra quam (for ultra quam), 5.3
tempestas (for tempus), 7.1, 20.3
tendere (= contendere), 60.5
tolerare (+ acc. & inf.), 20.11
tollere (= “remove”), 23.4
toreuma, 20.12
tumultus, 59.5
ubi (+ plupf. indic.), 6.5
uterque (attracted into pl.), 5.7
utpote qui, 57.4
venenum (= “drug”), 11.3
vorsus (prep.), 56.4
vostrum (= vestri, possessive adj.), 33.2