Caput

 1 I    |  are getting ready to live. Nor is it merely the common
 2 I    |   short, but we make it so, nor do we have any lack of it,
 3 IV   |    not be devoid of dignity nor inconsistent with his former
 4 VI   | could neither carry through nor abandon when once started
 5 VI   |  changed neither themselves nor others. For when they have
 6 VI   |   you neither hold it back, nor impose delay upon the swiftest
 7 VII  |    things—eloquence cannot, nor the liberal studies—since
 8 VII  |     last, neither longs for nor fears the morrow. For what
 9 VIII |    and will neither reverse nor check its course; it will
10 X    |     can neither be troubled nor be snatched away—it is an
11 XII  |   that they can neither eat nor drink without ostentation.
12 XVI  |    busied in doing nothing. Nor because they sometimes invoke
13 XVIII|  neither listens to reason, nor is appeased by justice,
14 XVIII|     is appeased by justice, nor is bent by any entreaty.