Caput

 1 1 |    scarcely venture had I to give my own views instead of
 2 4 |      I have long desired, to give up the petty subtleties
 3 7 |  Court of the Hundred, or to give the support of my advocacy
 4 10|    pursuit is less liable to give offence than that of the
 5 10|   forth, and the offence you give is not for the sake of a
 6 16|      I can prevail on you to give me your assistance in our
 7 24|     the part of an opponent. Give us then not a panegyric
 8 25|    as among Attic orators we give the first place to Demosthenes
 9 31| discussion. The Academy will give us combativeness, Plato,
10 36|      little good for them to give a brief vote in the senate