Caput

 1 5 | disposition. His delight, from his youth, had been in civil commotions,
 2 7 |            for the first time, the youth, as soon as they were able
 3 12|          pride prevailed among the youth; they grew at once rapacious
 4 13|        Such propensities drove the youth, when their patrimonies
 5 14|         know, who thought that the youth, who frequented the house
 6 15|                15 Catiline, in his youth, had been guilty of many
 7 31|          ordered his life from his youth, as to have every happiness
 8 37|           In addition to this, the youth, who, in the country, had
 9 49|           was then comparatively a youth. The opportunity, too, seemed
10 52|     contrary to orders. That noble youth suffered for excess of bravery;
11 52|        gods or for men. Pardon the youth of Cethegus, unless this