Caput

 1 II   |        never deign to look upon yourself, to give ear to yourself.
 2 II   |        yourself, to give ear to yourself. There is no reason, therefore,
 3 III  |       of society, how little of yourself was left to you; you will
 4 III  |      not ashamed to reserve for yourself only the remnant of life,
 5 VIII |         bestow you once more on yourself. Life will follow the path
 6 IX   | inclines, do you stretch before yourself months and years in long
 7 XIII |      which, if you keep them to yourself, in no way pleasure your
 8 XVIII|       my dearest Paulinus, tear yourself away from the crowd, and,
 9 XVIII|    other, you have brought upon yourself in public life; long enough
10 XVIII|      some part of your time for yourself as well. And I do not summon
11 XVIII|    worry you have in subjecting yourself to such a great burden;