Caput

 1 6 |         promotion of the public interest, had degenerated into tyranny
 2 10|         worth, but according to interest; and to carry rather a specious
 3 20| regarded as a mere mob, without interest or authority, and subject
 4 21|   charged them to attend to his interest at the election of consuls,
 5 37|       should have consulted the interest of the state no further
 6 38|  contended everyone for his own interest. In such contests there
 7 48|    Autronius, in order that the interest of Crassus, if he were accused,
 8 49|       the same time, neither by interest, nor by solicitation, nor
 9 51|    moment, his passions and his interest. When the mind is freely
10 52|       study each his individual interest, and since at home you are