Caput

 1 5 |   state, and how powerful they left it; and how, by gradual
 2 11|     they obtained the mastery, left nothing to the vanquished.
 3 12|       victorious ancestors had left to their vanquished enemies;
 4 20|       of them; to us they have left only insults, dangers, prosecutions,
 5 20|       what, in a word, have we left, but a miserable existence? ~ “
 6 32|        camp of Manlius. But he left in charge Lentulus and Cethegus,
 7 35|       preserving what honor is left to me. When I was proceeding
 8 39|        come off victorious, or left the struggle undecided,
 9 44|    their country, and, indeed, left the city a little before
10 45|      which they were sent, and left them to manage the rest
11 46|   delay; but Coeparius, having left his house a little before,
12 51| consideration, our forefathers left them unmolested, lest any
13 52|     city is taken, no power is left to the vanquished. ~ “But,
14 55|   after a slight ascent to the left, is sunk about twelve feet
15 59|   between the mountains on the left, with a rugged rock on the
16 59|     officer of Faesulae on the left; while he himself; with
17 60|       army routed, and himself left with but few supporters,
18 61|       killed in the battle, or left the field severely wounded. ~