Caput

 1 I   |   receive is not short, but we make it so, nor do we have any
 2 III |      now, recall your life and make a reckoning. Consider how
 3 VI  |       who were accused, and to make his influence felt in the
 4 VII |    live, and—what will perhaps make you wonder more—it takes
 5 VIII|      check its course; it will make no noise, it will not remind
 6 IX  |      journey of life, which we make at the same pace whether
 7 XII |       fabricate many things to make a mock of luxury! In very
 8 XIII|      and, if you publish them, make you seem more of a bore
 9 XIII|       restrain? Whom will they make more brave, whom more just,
10 XIV | crowded with clients, and will make their escape through some
11 XVII|        turned out well we must make still other prayers. For
12 XX  |     other's repose, while they make each other wretched, their