Caput

1 11|   alike in public edifices and private dwellings; to spoil temples;
2 13| covered with edifices, by many private citizens; men whom I consider
3 20|       retired with them into a private apartment of his house,
4 29|       against treachery by his private efforts, nor could gain
5 37|   labor, tempted by public and private largesses, had preferred
6 47|      as the rest, be placed in private custody. Lentulus, accordingly,
7 49|    extraordinary generosity in private, and by magnificent exhibitions
8 52|  avarice, public distress, and private superfluity; we extol wealth,