Caput

 1 20|   an advocate who begins by speaking of the feebleness of his
 2 22|  what was the best style of speaking. As for his early speeches,
 3 24|     24 Aper having finished speaking, Maternus said, You recognise,
 4 27|   said Maternus. As you are speaking of the ancients, avail yourself
 5 28|   you assign me the part of speaking out before you what we all
 6 34|   being prepared for public speaking, as soon as he was fully
 7 34| that the youth of whom I am speaking, the disciple of orators,
 8 36|     of being present and of speaking it openly. There was thus
 9 37|   force of intellect and by speaking as by their might in arms;
10 37|  and understand that we are speaking of an art which arose more
11 39|     stand by you as you are speaking and the whole business is
12 40|  eminent citizens. I am not speaking of a quiet and peaceful