Caput

 1 2 |      and a sufficiently fluent style, while Aper, who was imbued
 2 6 |        just as there is in his style; if, again, he offers his
 3 10| decisive approval; this is the style which the lecture-room chiefly
 4 19|      he adopted his well known style, but from preference and
 5 21|       understood what a better style is, but that he lacked genius
 6 21|        he is so harsh and dry. Style, like the human body, is
 7 22|       trial, what was the best style of speaking. As for his
 8 22|     pick out or quote, and the style is like a rough building,
 9 23|     these men prose in the old style before the judges, they
10 23|        doing, with the noblest style of oratory. You, Messala,
11 23|     possible, elegance in your style, and perspicuity in every
12 26|      of eloquence and select a style, I should certainly prefer
13 26|   orator or even a man is that style becoming which is adopted
14 31|     apply his skill, adapt his style, and have every instrument
15 31|       by an incisive and terse style, in which each inference
16 32|  detect in their pleadings the style of every-day conversation,