Caput

 1 1 |      by the simple reward of a good conscience to hand on without
 2 2 |    noble pursuit, that nothing good might anywhere confront
 3 3 |     has not only our hopes and good wishes, but has also the
 4 4 | profligate not only by his own good and straight-forward character,
 5 4 |  senator, had not his mother’s good sense checked his excited
 6 6 |    other to self. However, the good wife deserves the greater
 7 9 |     Agricola, from his natural good sense, though called to
 8 9 |        most rare felicity, his good nature did not weaken his
 9 9 |     Fame itself, of which even good men are often weakly fond,
10 16|        of the civil war gave a good pretext for inaction. But
11 20|  office, restored to peace its good name, when, from either
12 20|  himself in the ranks, praised good discipline, and kept the
13 22|        as he was gentle to the good. But his displeasure left
14 33|    thanks to the greatness and good fortune of Rome and to your
15 39|         but the greatness of a good general was a truly imperial
16 43|      only a bad Emperor whom a good father would make his heir. ~
17 44|     would easily believe him a good man, and willingly believe