Caput

 1 9 |      glory is, so to say, cut short in the bloom and the flower,
 2 10|    the highest prize you stop short at meaner things. Just as,
 3 16|     universe, it is extremely short and is very near us. For
 4 18|     diffuse and luxuriant, in short anything but Attic. You
 5 21|    satisfies me in one or two short speeches. The rest of the
 6 21|       in his speeches he fell short of his reputation, even
 7 23|    nor a popular audience; in short the client himself hardly
 8 30|        music, grammar, or, in short, any liberal accomplishment.
 9 32|      of eloquence, and is, in short, an orator. And I maintain
10 35| mother’s incest, anything, in short, daily discussed in our
11 38|    Caelius, or Calvus, or, in short, any great orator is now
12 40|  ignorant fellow, anybody, in short, could do anything. So too