Caput

1 4 |      to plead against you in defence of poetry. So I am all the
2 5 |   poetry is to be put on her defence, I know not a more influential
3 5 |     well assured, a stronger defence on the battle-field than
4 5 |     you can use it alike for defence and attack, either before
5 14|     which as suited a poet’s defence, was uncommonly spirited,
6 24|    change. We neither want a defence of the ancients, nor do
7 34| undertook a prosecution or a defence, he was at once singly and
8 37| guardians, and it is not his defence of Publius Quintius, or
9 39|  hear the accusation and the defence of Cornelius, Scaurus, Milo,