• added, to be: accēdo, cessi, 3 (with ad, dat., or adverb: a depend. clause is connected by quod or ut, the former being foll. by indic., the latter by subj.): to the highest degree of virtue nothing can be a.'d, ad virtutis summam nihil accedere potest, Cic.: Cato declared that the only persons whom he did not envy were those to whose dignity nothing or not much could be a.'d, Cato declaravit iis se solis non invidere quibus nihil aut non multum ad dignitatem posset accedere, Cic.: to these were a.'d eighteen ships, huc accedebant octodecim naves, Caes.: to this it was a.'d that Hortensius came into the theatre, accessit huc quod in theatrum Hortensius introiit, Cael. ap. Cic.: to this it was a.'d that there was no hope, eo accedebat ut nihil spei esset, Liv.