Caput

 1 3 |      of which I have in my own mind arranged and formed. I am
 2 6 |      and at every hour. To the mind of an educated gentleman,
 3 7 |              7 To speak my own mind, I did not experience more
 4 9 |    that will abide in anyone’s mind, only idle applause, meaningless
 5 16|        study? ~ I will open my mind to you, replied Messala,
 6 29|        tender and uninstructed mind. No one in the whole house
 7 29|   these occupy and possess the mind, how little room has it
 8 31| reality, but also to imbue the mind with those studies which
 9 33|     will at least allow that a mind thoroughly furnished and
10 34|       home discipline, and his mind was stored with culture,
11 41|       best men are soon of one mind, or of endless harangues