Caput

 1 10|    regard as preferable to all studies of other arts not merely
 2 14|    law-business and rhetorical studies, also engage in discussions
 3 20|   again the young, those whose studies are on the anvil, who go
 4 28|   regulated not only the boy’s studies and occupations, but even
 5 31|      imbue the mind with those studies which treat of good and
 6 31|      to imbibe thoroughly some studies, and to have a taste of
 7 33|     very diligent and fruitful studies. I want to hear the rest.
 8 33|   eloquence in showing you the studies in which the orator of antiquity
 9 33|    training. However, even the studies themselves involve a training,
10 33| furnished and imbued with such studies will enter with a far better
11 35|      or the character of their studies, do their minds most harm.
12 37|      labour and pains on these studies, and that, in fact, no one