Caput

1 3 |     the very book which he had read the day before, in his hands.
2 3 |       safer, Cato? ~ You shall read, was the answer, what Maternus
3 18|   anything but Attic. You have read of course the letters of
4 20|    plea or form, which we have read in the speeches for Marcus
5 21| opinion about him; for how few read his speeches against Asitius
6 23|       before your eyes men who read Lucilius rather than Horace,
7 34|    equal to any case. We still read with admiration the speeches
8 38|        any great orator is now read, that was delivered in that