Usages of disputare
Cum senatores inter se disputarent, tribunus suadebat ut ad bonum commune potius quam ad commodum privatum spectarent.
When the senators were debating among themselves, the tribune was advising them to look to the common good rather than private advantage.
Post contionem cives inter se disputant utrum decretum bonum sit.
After the assembly the citizens debate among themselves whether the decree is good.
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