Caput

 1 1 |         is common to us with the gods; the other with the brutes.
 2 12|      race of men, erected to the Gods. But our forefathers adorned
 3 15|      mind, at peace with neither gods nor men, found no comfort
 4 20|              But success (I call gods and men to witness!) is
 5 33|                      33 “We call gods and men to witness, general,
 6 51|          the name of the eternal gods! was such eloquence directed?
 7 51|         the name of the immortal gods, did you not add to your
 8 52|         the name of the immortal gods, I call upon you who have
 9 52|         trusting to the immortal gods, who have so often preserved
10 52|        But the protection of the gods is not obtained by vows
11 52|        vain that you implore the gods; for they are then indignant
12 52| character, or had any regard for gods or for men. Pardon the youth