Caput

1 2 |     and that Aper had won his reputation for eloquence by his cleverness
2 2 |       have thought, a greater reputation for industry and application,
3 10|          10 Nor again do even reputation and fame, the only object
4 13| dignified life or an enduring reputation. As for your Crispus and
5 15|      you were not afraid of a reputation for ill-nature, seeing that
6 21| speeches he fell short of his reputation, even by the admission of
7 36|      of eloquence, and as the reputation of a good speaker was considered