Caput

1 2 |     personages, because in the subject of his tragedy he had apparently
2 2 |        Rome was discussing the subject, he received a visit from
3 18|      mean now to deal with the subject more boldly and confidently,
4 22|        and seldom warms to his subject, and only an idea here and
5 23|       in the treatment of your subject, fullness, when the case
6 30| suitably to the dignity of his subject, the requirements of the
7 32|       some single and detached subject. In the first place we use
8 37|        with the dignity of his subject, and no one can produce