Caput

 1 1 |         scarce retains the very name of orator. That title indeed
 2 7 | confidence in themselves? Whose name does the father din into
 3 7 |       tunic oftener speak of by name and point out with the finger?
 4 23|      the old school. I will not name any one, as I think it enough
 5 25|     think a controversy about a name, implying that it is not
 6 25| ancients or elders or any other name he prefers, provided only
 7 26|   speaker whom Aper ventured to name, may, if compared with his
 8 26|        us a host of others, and name more, or at least as many
 9 27|       scruple to mention men by name, that, with examples before
10 32|        are wanted, whom shall I name in preference to Demosthenes