Caput

 1 2 | apparently forgotten himself and thought only of Cato. While all
 2 2 |           Yet many ill-naturedly thought that Secundus had no readiness
 3 2 |      would have, so he must have thought, a greater reputation for
 4 11|          had praised them, for I thought that he would leave his
 5 13|         flattery, they are never thought servile enough by those
 6 16|        course of ages and by the thought of this boundless universe,
 7 18|     without his disparagers, who thought him inflated, turgid, not
 8 23|        expression with weight of thought. There is discrimination
 9 32|       them into utter poverty of thought and constrained periods.
10 36|    honour and a glory, so it was thought a disgrace to seem mute
11 39|          am going to say will be thought trifling and ridiculous;
12 42|  occasion, and anything you have thought obscure in my argument,