Caput

 1 5 |        arrive at it. His violent spirit was daily more and more
 2 15| conscience desolate his tortured spirit. His complexion, in consequence,
 3 18|      nobleman of the most daring spirit, needy and discontented,
 4 20|         Our years are fresh, our spirit is unbroken; among our oppressors,
 5 25|   committed many crimes with the spirit of a man. In birth and beauty,
 6 31|   country. ~ Yet the unrelenting spirit of Catiline persisted in
 7 36|         of Catiline. So strong a spirit of disaffection had, like
 8 37|         Nor was this disaffected spirit confined to those who were
 9 39|        presented itself, the old spirit of contention awakened their
10 43|       complaining of the want of spirit in his associates; observing,
11 49|         by the impulse of a high spirit, to testify more openly
12 51|        Decimus Silanus, a man of spirit and resolution, made the
13 52|       the conspirators. The more spirit you display in your decision,
14 52|     through weakness and want of spirit, waiting one for another,
15 58|    maintain a brave and resolute spirit; and to remember, when you
16 58|   because such a life, to men of spirit, was disgusting and unendurable,
17 58|        victory animates me. Your spirit, your age, your valor, give
18 61|     boldness, and what energy of spirit, had prevailed throughout
19 61|    countenance the fierceness of spirit which he had shown during