In one speech this man was asked, "How long...will you abuse our patience?" before he died fighting at the Battle of Pistoria.
He's not Maxentius, but a supporter of this man was captured at the Milvian Bridge by Caius Pomtinus, and was named Titus Volturcius. Some allies of this man were strangled by cords in the Tullian dungeon; another ally of his had Publius Umbrenus try to gain the support of the Allobroges, who revealed his plans instead. This man may have bribed Quintus Lutatius Catulus to testify for him during his trial for adultery with a Vestal Virgin. In one speech this man was asked, "How long...will you abuse our patience?" before he died fighting at the Battle of Pistoria. This subject of a history by Sallust inspired the exclamation "O tempora! O mores!" in the first of four speeches against him by Cicero. For 10 points, name this leader of a 63 BC conspiracy to overthrow the Roman Republic.
He's not Maxentius, but a supporter of this man was captured at the Milvian Bridge by Caius Pomtinus, and was named Titus Volturcius.
Catiline [or Lucius Sergius Catilina]