Caput

 1 III |          to reserve for yourself only the remnant of life, and
 2 III |          to set apart for wisdom only that time which cannot be
 3 VI  |        exclaimed that he was the only person who had never had
 4 VIII|   alarmed those would be who saw only a few remaining, how sparing
 5 IX  |     engrossed become aware of it only at the end. ~
 6 X   |   possession. The present offers only one day at a time, and each
 7 XI  |         henceforth in leisure if only they escape from this illness;
 8 XII |       you to suppose that I mean only those whom the dogs22 that
 9 XIII| Carthaginians in Sicily, was the only one of all the Romans who
10 XIV |  guardians of their own lifetime only. They annex ever age to
11 XIV |          another, the right name only after it has been whispered
12 XV  |        is cast down. This is the only way of prolonging mortality—