Caput

 1 1 | singularly eloquent, whom, when quite a youth, I heard discussing
 2 4 |      replied Maternus, would be quite a blow to us, had not our
 3 6 |       and rashness itself, have quite a peculiar sweetness. As
 4 8 |  venture to argue that they are quite as great men in the remotest
 5 16|    Secundus, is a great one and quite worthy of discussion. But
 6 31|        fictitious controversies quite remote from reality, but
 7 32|       the civil law, while they quite dread the study of philosophy,
 8 34|         great and enduring fame quite as much from the benches
 9 36|     influence. Indeed, they had quite convinced themselves that
10 36|     speechless. Shame therefore quite as much as hope of reward