Caput

1 2 |       more than by training and culture. As a fact, Secundus had
2 2 |        pretended to despise the culture which he really possessed.
3 10|     into fame by this branch of culture. For my part I hold all
4 11|    which even the sanctities of culture were profaned, and if at
5 15| sneering at and disparaging the culture of our own day. I have often
6 19| initiated into the rudiments of culture, eloquence must resort to
7 34|        his mind was stored with culture, to have him taken by his