Caput

 1 3 |        It seems, said Aper, so far from these tragedies contenting
 2 7 |        as a new man, born in a far from influential state,
 3 13|         and to their fountains far away from anxieties and
 4 19| leaving it to himself, and, so far from thinking that they
 5 21|         Rather let us note how far the vigour of his intellect
 6 23|        him for, he is not very far from being an invalid. Be
 7 26|     with his successors, he is far superior to all in the variety
 8 27|  eloquence of the ancients; as far as I am concerned, it is
 9 28|          28 Messala continued. Far from obscure are the causes
10 33|      task which you undertook. Far from it. You have, I think,
11 33|      studies will enter with a far better preparation on the
12 41|        most excellent, and, as far as the age requires, most