Caput

 1 II  |       one asserts his claim to himself, everyone is wasted for
 2 II  |       pride of another when he himself has no time to attend to
 3 II  |       has no time to attend to himself? After all, no matter who
 4 IV  |      he would one day live for himself. In a letter addressed to
 5 IV  |      everything depending upon himself alone, who determined the
 6 VII |       he has devoted wholly to himself whatever time he has had.
 7 XIII|       of the conquered city to himself, and was later called Messala
 8 XIII| Alexandrine treachery, offered himself to the dagger of the vilest
 9 XIV |      happy and more devoted to himself than when he came, no one
10 XV  |     awaits him who has offered himself as a client to these! He
11 XV  |        consult every day about himself, from whom he may hear truth
12 XV  |        likeness he may fashion himself. ~ We are wont to say that
13 XX  |      Caesar's own act, ordered himself to be laid out on his bed