Caput

 1 5 |   before a judge, before the senate, or before the emperor.
 2 11|    ever to say a word in the senate except to avert peril from
 3 13|     be no resolutions in the senate, or petitions to the emperor. ~
 4 32|   they do not understand the senate’s decrees, they actually
 5 36| incessant strife between the senate and the people. In each
 6 36|       the more weight in the senate, the more notoriety and
 7 36|  they swayed both people and senate with their counsels and
 8 36|     give a brief vote in the senate without supporting their
 9 38|     and tranquillity for the senate, when the emperor’s perfect
10 40|      the forum, unity in the senate, order in the courts, respect
11 41|      of long speeches in the senate, when the best men are soon