INNOCENT Copy link • INNOCENT 1. Without guilt, innocens (doing no harm, general term; also of things; e.g., letter, epistola, cibus, sanguis; then of him who does not do any wrong, or has no share in a crime): insons: culpa vacuus or carens (guiltless, not deserving any blame): integer (of him who has resisted all temptations to do evil): sanctus (virtuous, moral; also of things, vita): simplex (figuratively, simple, that bears no concealed meaning of things; e.g., verba, ☞ Bremi, Suet., Tiberius, 61). To be innocent, extra noxiam esse; extra culpam esse; culpa vacuum esse; culpa carere: to be innocent of anything, insontem esse alicujus rei (e.g., consilii publici, of a resolution taken by the people; as Liv., 34, 32). Chaste, etc., integer (of a pure life, in general): pudicus (modest): castus a rebus venereis, or simply castus. (The words are found in this connection and order.) castus et integer. 2. s. Vid: IDIOT.