Caput

1 12| self-restraint. ~ It furnishes much matter for reflection, after viewing
2 29|           army of Manlius, laid the matter, which was already a subject
3 31|      pretend ignorance of the whole matter, entreated, with downcast
4 41|       Cicero, being apprised of the matter by Sanga, directed the deputies
5 45|           at once comprehending the matter, surrendered themselves
6 48|               and demanded that the matter should be put to the vote.
7 50|           deliberate further on the matter. Caesar, when it came to
8 51|             himself, appear a light matter; many, on the contrary,
9 51|             view, in so important a matter, to favor or to enmity;