Caput

1 1 |    tastes, if we have not the wish, is a task on which I should
2 10| picture or a statue. I do not wish my remarks to be taken as
3 14|      Secundus. Indeed I could wish you had come sooner, for
4 15|    the opposite view. I could wish that one of you were prevailed
5 18|  awkward, and ungainly, and I wish that your favourite Calvus
6 33|  which we are unacquainted, I wish also to be told the process
7 36|        Even against their own wish they had to show themselves
8 41|     or as orderly as we could wish. Who but the guilty or unfortunate
9 42|     be, said Maternus, as you wish, on a future occasion, and