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 1  1| weighty arguments he converted Caecilius, who was still cleaving
 2  2|    MARINE BATHS OF OSTIA, WITH CAECILIUS ASSOCIATED WITH THEM AS
 3  2|       with excessive pleasure; Caecilius, observing an image of Serapis,
 4  3|        NOT LESS ON HIMSELF, AS CAECILIUS' HOST, THAN ON CAECILIUS.~ 
 5  3|       CAECILIUS' HOST, THAN ON CAECILIUS.~ Then Octavius said: "It
 6  4|                  IV. ARGUMENT: CAECILIUS, SOMEWHAT GRIEVED AT THIS
 7  4|     SITS IN THE MIDDLE BETWEEN CAECILIUS AND OCTAVIUS.~And thus,
 8  4|   enjoyment of this spectacle, Caecilius was paying no attention,
 9  4|  Wherefore do I not recognise, Caecilius, your usual liveliness?
10  4|   might separate the two. Then Caecilius began thus: --~
11  5|                   V. ARGUMENT: CAECILIUS BEGINS HIS ARGUMENT FIRST
12 13|                XIII. ARGUMENT: CAECILIUS AT LENGTH CONCLUDES THAT
13 14|    PRIDE OF SELF-SATISFACTION, CAECILIUS URGES OCTAVIUS TO REPLY
14 14|      OF HIS ADDRESS.~ Thus far Caecilius; and smiling cheerfully (
15 15|                  XV. ARGUMENT: CAECILIUS RETORTS UPON MINUCIUS, WITH
16 15|     You are withdrawing," says Caecilius, "from the office of a religious
17 16|        INDIVIDUAL ARGUMENTS OF CAECILIUS. NOBODY NEED COMPLAIN THAT
18 16|      is therefore no wonder if Caecilius in the same way is cast
19 17|      do I refuse to admit what Caecilius earnestly endeavoured to
20 25|   ARGUMENT: THEN HE SHOWS THAT CAECILIUS HAD BEEN WRONG IN ASSERTING
21 26|      ARGUMENT: THE WEAPON THAT CAECILIUS HAD SLIGHTLY BRANDISHED
22 39|     THIS ADDRESS, MINUCIUS AND CAECILIUS SATE FOR SOME TIME IN ATTENTIVE
23 40|             XL. ARGUMENT: THEN CAECILIUS EXCLAIMS THAT HE IS VANQUISHED
24 40|        things in my own 'mind, Caecilius broke forth: "I congratulate
25 41|  PLEASED, AND JOYFULLY DEPART: CAECILIUS, THAT HE HAD BELIEVED; OCTAVIUS,
26 41|   departed, glad and cheerful: Caecilius, to rejoice that he had