Caput

 1 II   |       either in the pursuit of other men's fortune or in complaining
 2 IV   |    vouchsafed more than to any other man, did not cease to pray
 3 V    | prisoner." He then proceeds to other statements, in which he
 4 VII  |        harder to learn. Of the other arts there are many teachers
 5 VII  |   pleadings in court, or their other glorious miseries: "I have
 6 XII  |       of his leisure. But this other who is half alive, who,
 7 XIII |       same author, and various other matters of this stamp, which,
 8 XIII |       in the Circus, though at other times they were exhibited
 9 XIII |        and, in turn, countless other reports that are either
10 XIV  |     prepared a way of life. By other men's labours we are led
11 XIV  |        Democritus, and all the other high priests of liberal
12 XVI  |     the appointed time of some other show or amusement, they
13 XVI  |       but hateful; yet, on the other hand, how scanty seem the
14 XVII |    prosperity there is need of other prosperity, and in behalf
15 XVII |        well we must make still other prayers. For everything
16 XVIII| private life, how many, on the other, you have brought upon yourself
17 XX   |     age to be a hardship on no other score than because it puts
18 XX   |       while they break up each other's repose, while they make
19 XX   |   repose, while they make each other wretched, their life is