Caput

 1 3 |     emperor. And still it’s no wonder if they go wrong
 2 4 |      and in music~Grant him no meaner gifts. An age of
 3 5 |     very well, and there is no danger that things which
 4 5 |   memory will slip from it; no one forgets his own good
 5 5 |      its voice belonging to no earthly creature but more
 6 7 |    and perceived that while no one had been a match for
 7 8 |                    8] “It’s no wonder you have made an
 8 9 |  that from this day forward no one shall be made a god,
 9 9 |     the divine Augustus and no less also to the divine
10 10|     own business. And I can no longer disguise my feelings
11 10|  the many great men? I have no heart to lament public calamities
12 11|     him, that he be granted no rest from adjudicating cases,
13 11| regions, ~ “Whence they say no man returns.” ~
14 12|   most sagacious,~Than whom no other ever was braver,~Not
15 12| Mourn for the man than whom no one more quickly~Was able
16 14|  the sands on the seashore. No one was found as counsel
17 14|     But it was decided that no release should be given