Caput

 1 5 | constitution could endure hunger, want of sleep, and cold, to a
 2 6 |          grow overbearing through want of control. ~
 3 11|       neither by abundance nor by want. ~ But after Lucius Sylla,
 4 16|      heart should grow torpid for want of employment, he chose
 5 18|           sufficient numbers, the want of force frustrated the
 6 26|     Cicero, who, however, did not want skill or policy to guard
 7 31|          been so numerous, should want to ruin the state, where
 8 33|        harm, who, wretched and in want, have been deprived, most
 9 43|    incessantly complaining of the want of spirit in his associates;
10 52|         act, through weakness and want of spirit, waiting one for
11 58|           our progress; while the want of grain, and of other necessaries,
12 58|          lose the victory through want of courage, those same places