Latin A-Level
The Senate's forbearance and Cicero's demand for exile
What The Senate's forbearance and Cicero's demand for exile means in Latin A-Level, as defined for OCR.
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Cicero demands to know how long Catiline will abuse the Senate's patience and urges him to depart into exile.
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- Rhetorical persuasion and invective
- Cicero's direct address to Catiline
- The threat of Catiline's conspiracy
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