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ceteras facultates. Cicero now shows that Magnus had a further facultas in being a professed sicarius, or in league with sicarii commemoravit : see § 80. opinor . . . occiderent. Cicero includes under sicarii besides the actual assassins, the men who employed them for avaricious purposes : cf. § 80, eosdem fuisse sectores collorum et bonorum aut . . . aut implies that there was no third sub-division. eorum, consisting of those ; genitivus definitivus, Madvig, § 286, Ohs. 3. Cf. Verr. 2.5.156, quid de illa multitudine dicamus eorum qui . . . producebantur? in bonis erant occupati, sc. emendis, = sectores, who did business in property. si eos putas . . . sin eos; i.e. from either point of view, Magnus was a sicarius or in league with sicarii For alienuot as a subst., cf. Sall. Cat. 5.4, alieni appetens, sui profusus. in eo numero = in eorum numero, as § 126, quo in numero ; § 124, sub quo nomine. leviore nomine, in gentler phrase, as in Tusc. 1.95. in cuius fide sint et clientela, under whose protection and patronage. aliquem, some one or other ; hinting at Chrysogonus.
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