Caput

1 II  |   passion for war and are always either bent upon inflicting danger
2 II  |        great; many are kept busy either in the pursuit of other
3 XII |    law-court, those whom you see either gloriously crushed in their
4 XII |        each separate hair? while either disarranged locks are restored
5 XII |         among the leisured class either—the men who have themselves
6 XIII|          for one of two reasons, either because that was the place
7 XIII| countless other reports that are either crammed with falsehood or
8 XIV |       How many will there be who either from sleep or self-indulgence
9 XIX |       into the granaries, unhurt either by the dishonesty or the