He was asked "How long must you abuse our patience?" in a speech whose orator lamented, "O tempora!
This man was acquitted of fornicating with a Vestal Virgin and was later smitten with Aurelia Orestilla. He was derided for setting up a shrine in his house to revere a silver eagle. This man killed his brother-in-law Marius Gratidianus at the tomb of Lutatius Catulus on behalf of the latter's son. This man was killed after getting caught between Antonius and Marcus Petreius near Pistoria. Gaius Manlius led an encampment in Etruria that joined this man. Some of his allies were executed after envoys handed over signed documents detailing their plans. Sallust's first work was about this man's war. He was asked "How long must you abuse our patience?" in a speech whose orator lamented, "O tempora! O mores!" For 10 points, name this Roman who was brought down in 62 BC after four orations from Cicero berated and summarized his conspiracy.
This man was acquitted of fornicating with a Vestal Virgin and was later smitten with Aurelia Orestilla.
Catiline [or Lucius Sergius Catilina]