Caput

 1 12|      her influence, poverty was thought a disgrace, and a life of
 2 14|    There were some, I know, who thought that the youth, who frequented
 3 19|   worthy men, at the same time, thought that there was some security
 4 21|       this address, though they thought it much for their advantage
 5 22|      such an atrocity. But some thought that this report, and many
 6 23|        moved with jealousy, and thought the consulship in some degree
 7 27|     various places, wherever he thought each would be most serviceable.
 8 37|       the next place, many, who thought of the success of Sylla,
 9 39|     that of others, all whom he thought adapted, either by principles
10 43|        having secured what they thought a large force, had arranged,
11 43| sanguine, and prompt to act, he thought that success depended on
12 48|        burning of the city they thought inhuman, outrageous, and
13 48|         some, at that time, who thought that this affair was contrived