Caput

1 14|   those too whose ears your words may reach. Hence the world,
2 18|   by Brutus, to use his own words, as “languid and effeminate.”
3 22|   principle of selection to words, and art to composition.
4 26| with its idle redundancy of words, its meaningless periods
5 28|     I have first said a few words on the strict discipline
6 32|      I think, in these very words, that whatever he had achieved
7 34| habituated to the strife of words, and indeed, I may almost
8 36|   had to reply in their own words. Again, they were under