Catilinarian

/ˌkætɪlɪˈnɛriən/ adjective

Relating to Catiline or his conspiracy against Rome; describing someone engaged in a treacherous plot against the state.

From 'Catiline,' a Roman politician (108-62 BCE) who led a conspiracy, + '-arian.' The name derives from the Roman family name Catilina, and the adjective commemorates his famous plot.

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