Caput

 1 14| after the fashion of modern rhetoricians rather than of the old orators. ~
 2 15|   Mitylene with a chorus of rhetoricians and their noisy applause,
 3 19|    had studied the rules of rhetoricians or the dogmas of philosophers.
 4 23|     treatises of our modern rhetoricians, while those of Calvus are
 5 26|  there is scarce one of our rhetoricians who does not rejoice in
 6 30|   labour is bestowed. It is rhetoricians, as they are called, who
 7 31|   declaim in the schools of rhetoricians, or to exercise the tongue
 8 32|     he had gained, not from rhetoricians, but in the walks of the
 9 35|    professors’ theatre, the rhetoricians, as we call them. The class
10 35|   are dealt with before the rhetoricians, the persuasive and the
11 42|  will accuse you before the rhetoricians and professors. ~ They laughed