Caput

1 6 |     more delightful than to see his house always thronged
2 8 |     not by hearsay, but may see them with our eyes. The
3 8 | substantial wealth, that we see filling the homes of those
4 14|   reach. Hence the world, I see, is as much pleased with
5 16|     both outlived. Hence we see that not much more than
6 17|     our own times, I do not see. With respect to Cicero
7 21|    The rest of the world, I see, does not differ from my
8 25|  works of all alike and you see that amid wide differences
9 36|     that of a patron, or to see hereditary connections transferred