Caput

 1 12|      left to their vanquished enemies; as if the only use of power
 2 31|     Since I am encompassed by enemies,” he exclaimed, “and driven
 3 34| resist the combination of his enemies, he was submitting to the
 4 36| declared Catiline and Manlius enemies to the state, and fixed
 5 45| unconditionally as to foreign enemies. ~
 6 51|  justly be inflicted on their enemies. ~ “Similar caution, Conscript
 7 51| whether among allies or among enemies, they adopted at home with
 8 52|     us; while there are other enemies within the walls, and in
 9 58|    like men, to leave to your enemies a bloody and mournful victory.” ~
10 61|   some, too, recognized their enemies. Thus, gladness and sorrow,