Caput

 1 9 |     about to say, I ask what good it is if Agamemnon or Jason
 2 10|   are known to none, and the good but to a few. When does
 3 12| bards, men who could sing of good deeds, but not defend evil
 4 23|      stood in the way of our good opinions, posterity will
 5 31| those studies which treat of good and evil, of honour and
 6 35|      to riper scholars, and, good heavens! what strange and
 7 36|    the people. It was little good for them to give a brief
 8 36|   and as the reputation of a good speaker was considered an
 9 37|   war? Yet war produces more good soldiers than peace. Eloquence
10 40|  such feuds when most of the good speakers did not spare even