Caput

 1 31|   suppliant voice, that “the Conscript Fathers would not too hastily
 2 51|      51 “It becomes all men, Conscript Fathers, who deliberate
 3 51|      I could easily mention, Conscript Fathers, numerous examples
 4 51| enemies. ~ “Similar caution, Conscript Fathers, is to be observed
 5 51|    But to different persons, Conscript Fathers, different degrees
 6 51|      I am indeed of opinion, Conscript Fathers, that the utmost
 7 51|   justly; but it is for you, Conscript Fathers, to consider well
 8 51|      fury? ~ “Our ancestors, Conscript Fathers, were never deficient
 9 51|     lenity of our ancestors, Conscript Fathers, I regard as a very
10 52|     purport: ~ “My feelings, Conscript Fathers, are extremely different,
11 52|  life is at stake. ~ “Often, Conscript Fathers, have I spoken at
12 52|   country. ~ “In conclusion, Conscript Fathers, if there were time