tremere (general term): contremiscere: intremiscere (all three especially to shake with fear; of persons and things): horrere (to shudder, of persons): micare (to move to and fro, as a leaf, etc.): I tremble all over, or in every limb, totus tremo horreoque (Terentianus): toto pectore tremo (Cic.); omnibus artubus contremisco (Cic.): to tremble at anything, aliquid tremere, contremiscere, extimescere: I do not tremble at this danger, hoc ego periculum non extimesco (Cic.): to write with a trembling hand, vacillante manu scribere, epistolam exarare: the earth trembles, terra movetur or movet (movet in Liv., 35, 40, etc.), or quatitur (is shaken): the earth begins to tremble, terra intremiscit.