Caput

1 8 |           are they as examples to show the efficacy of an orator’
2 18|      these preliminary remarks to show that any credit reflected
3 24|     learning and skill too did he show in borrowing from the very
4 25|   passages in their letters which show mutual ill-will), still
5 26|          I expected that he would show us a host of others, and
6 34|          choicest kind, who could show them eloquence in her true
7 36|        their own wish they had to show themselves before the people.
8 40| presumptuous thing which does not show itself in a well-governed