allurement Copy link Outline 1. blandīmentum2. blandĭtĭa (like the former, of that which flatters and wins upon the senses)3. illĕcebra (esp. in pl.4. lēnōcĭnĭum (always of meretricious allurements)5. esca (fig. lit. bait) • allurement: 1. blandīmentum: nature herself has produced many a.s for us, multa nobis b. natura ipsa genuit, Cic. 2. blandĭtĭa (like the former, of that which flatters and wins upon the senses): corrupted by the a.s of present pleasures, blanditiis praesentium voluptatum corruptus, Cic. 3. illĕcebra (esp. in pl.: v. enticement): pleasure is the a. to baseness, voluptas est i. turpitudinis, Cic. 4. lēnōcĭnĭum (always of meretricious allurements): the a. of desires, l. cupiditatum, Cic.: v. fascinations. 5. esca (fig. lit. bait): pleasure, the a. to vice, voluptas e. malorum, Cic.