Caput

 1 VI  |        forum. It is a question whether he died by his own hand;
 2 VI  |       his groin, some doubting whether his death was voluntary,
 3 VI  |   death was voluntary, no one, whether it was timely. ~ It would
 4 VII |      the men who are wrathful, whether busied with unjust hatreds
 5 VII |       see how their interests, whether you call them evil or good,
 6 VIII|      thing they do not know is whether they are suffering loss;
 7 IX  |       we make at the same pace whether waking or sleeping; those
 8 XII |  cannot find out by themselves whether they are hungry! I hear
 9 XII |    this man, who does not know whether he is sitting, knows whether
10 XII |   whether he is sitting, knows whether he is alive, whether he
11 XII |     knows whether he is alive, whether he sees, whether he is at
12 XII |        alive, whether he sees, whether he is at leisure? I find
13 XII | leisure? I find it hard to say whether I pity him more if he really
14 XII |     takes another's word as to whether he is sitting down! This
15 XIII|  number of rowers Ulysses had, whether the Iliad or the Odyssey
16 XIII|     Odyssey was written first, whether moreover they belong to
17 XIII|       at times he was doubtful whether it was not better not to
18 XVII| anxiety will never be lacking, whether born of prosperity or of
19 XIX |       that it is just the same whether you are concerned in having
20 XIX |      in weight and measure, or whether you enter upon these sacred