Caput

 1 1 |      whom, when quite a youth, I heard discussing this very question.
 2 1 |       subtle reflections which I heard, powerfully expressed, from
 3 3 |          write, and all that you heard you will recognise again.
 4 7 |       too and foreigners, having heard of him in their towns and
 5 15|        our own day. I have often heard this sort of talk from you,
 6 17|      some destiny, he might have heard Caesar himself and Cicero,
 7 17|       infer that they might have heard both Corvinus and Asinius.
 8 24|   ourselves, though we have just heard our own praises, with those
 9 26| exclamation, which, though often heard, is a shame and an absurdity,
10 40|         What orator have we ever heard of at Sparta or at Crete?