Caput

 1 7 | Strangers too and foreigners, having heard of him in their towns
 2 8 |     thank their eloquence for having attained such wealth. Eloquence
 3 10|       one does ask after him, having once seen him, he passes
 4 10|  seems, prepared your part in having chosen a character of note
 5 11|                       11 Aper having said this with his usual
 6 11|        and I am not afraid of having ever to say a word in the
 7 14|       with you, Secundus, for having by your life of Julius Asiaticus
 8 14|        as it is with Aper for having not yet retired from the
 9 21|     and many occupations, for having achieved less in eloquence
10 24|                       24 Aper having finished speaking, Maternus
11 33|      I want to hear the rest. Having learnt from you what they
12 33|     same. ~ Aper and Secundus having assented, Messala, so to
13 37|       wide difference between having to speak on a theft, a technical
14 40|     an equivalent to Rome for having to endure their legislation,