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 1  1|           HAD HAPPENED TO HIM WITH OCTAVIUS WHILE HE WAS ASSOCIATED
 2  1|           review my remembrance of Octavius, my excellent and most faithful
 3  2|           ARGUMENT: THE ARRIVAL OF OCTAVIUS AT ROME DURING THE TIME
 4  2|       business and of visiting me, Octavius had hastened to Rome, having
 5  3|                     III. ARGUMENT: OCTAVIUS, DISPLEASED AT THE ACT OF
 6  3|           THAN ON CAECILIUS.~ Then Octavius said: "It is not the part
 7  3|            stories were related by Octavius, who was discoursing on
 8  4|      MINUCIUS HAD HAD TO BEAR FROM OCTAVIUS, BEGS TO ARGUE WITH OCTAVIUS
 9  4|       OCTAVIUS, BEGS TO ARGUE WITH OCTAVIUS ON THE TRUTH OF HIS RELIGION.
10  4|         THE TRUTH OF HIS RELIGION. OCTAVIUS WITH HIS COMPANION CONSENTS,
11  4|       MIDDLE BETWEEN CAECILIUS AND OCTAVIUS.~And thus, while we were
12  4|           For some time our friend Octavius' speech has bitterly vexed
13  4|            entirely between me and Octavius. If he is willing that I,
14 14| SELF-SATISFACTION, CAECILIUS URGES OCTAVIUS TO REPLY TO HIS ARGUMENTS;
15 14|            be added "And what does Octavius venture to reply to this,
16 15|          THAT IT SHOULD BE LEFT TO OCTAVIUS TO CONFUTE ALL THAT HE HAD
17 15|          important argument, since Octavius has before him each thing
18 16|                     XVI. ARGUMENT: OCTAVIUS ARRANGES HIS REPLY, AND
19 16|           BE CONSIDERED.~ And thus Octavius began: "I will indeed speak
20 21|                     XXI. ARGUMENT: OCTAVIUS ATTESTS THE FACT THAT MEN
21 23|         RISING NOR SETTING. THENCE OCTAVIUS CRITICISES THE IMAGES AND
22 26|    AUSPICES AND AUGURIES OF BIRDS, OCTAVIUS RETORTS BY INSTANCING THE
23 39|              XXXIX. ARGUMENT: WHEN OCTAVIUS HAD FINISHED THIS ADDRESS,
24 39|           SILENCE IN ADMIRATION OF OCTAVIUS, SILENTLY REVOLVING WHAT
25 39|           WHAT HE HAD HEARD. ~When Octavius had brought his speech to
26 40|           THAT HE IS VANQUISHED BY OCTAVIUS; AND THAT, BEING NOW CONQUEROR
27 40|            congratulate as well my Octavius as myself, as much as possible
28 41|   CAECILIUS, THAT HE HAD BELIEVED; OCTAVIUS, THAT HE HAD CONQUERED;
29 41|            all of us; because also Octavius has conquered for me, in
30 41|      rejoice that he had believed; Octavius, that he had succeeded;