Caput

1 30|        with a large force, had taken the field by the 27th of
2 33| witness, general, that we have taken up arms neither to injure
3 33|   injustice of the praetor has taken from us and not to lay on
4 46|       the letters which he had taken from the deputies. ~
5 51|    conduct of the Rhodians was taken into consideration, our
6 52|     you will, when it has once taken effect, in vain appeal to
7 52|      justice. When the city is taken, no power is left to the
8 52|        nor can any measures be taken, or any plans arranged,
9 58| unavenged; take care not to be taken and butchered like cattle,