animi motus, commotio, permotio (any emotion of the mind; the last Cic., Acad., 2, 44, 135): animi concitatio, perturbatio (a vehement emotion): animi ardor, impetus (excited vehemence; also in speaking): vis: vis atque incitatio: impetus: cursus incitatior (opposed to moderata ingressio: expression of emotion in a speech): cf., (animi) affectus in the best prose is only “slate of mind;” but in Quint., = πάθος; animi affectio = a (generally temporary) state of mind. For the purpose of exciting emotion, permotionis causa (Cic.): to be carried away by a violent emotion, commoveri magna animi perturbatione: to kindle emotions, animi motus inflammare (opposed to exstinguere): to restrain vehement emotions, animi motus turbatos cohibere: to be labouring under emotion, inflammari; incendi; efferri; incitari; effert me quidam animi motus: to excite emotion, incitare, incendere, inflammare. To speak with emotiont, *cum impetu or vehementius dicere; oratio alicujus incitatius fertur: to speak without any emotion, summisse dicere. Without emotion, lente; placide; sedato animo. Full of emotion, animo commotus: incitatus: fervidus. To utter anything with great emotion and vehement action, pronunciare aliquid ardenti motu gestuque.