Caput

1 7 |     account would draw me too far from my subject, places
2 8 | exploits of the Athenians, as far as I can judge, were very
3 20|    spoils of war, animate you far more than my words. Use
4 45| Matters having proceeded thus far, and a night being appointed
5 51|     reality has not provoked! Far from it: for to no man does
6 51|     should thus be increased? Far from it; my recommendation
7 56|     filling up the cohorts as far as his numbers would allow;
8 57|   into Gaul. Nor was Antonius far distant, as he was pursuing,
9 61|   Catiline himself was found, far in advance of his men, among