Caput

 1 1 |       who have to record the life of one who has passed away,
 2 3 |     a large portion of human life, many were cut off by ordinary
 3 3 |      taken from the midst of life those many years which brought
 4 16| license, the general had his life; and so the mutiny cost
 5 33|      honourable death than a life of shame, and safety and
 6 39|     accomplishments of civic life, if another were to forestall
 7 43|            43 The end of his life, a deplorable calamity to
 8 44|      glory is concerned, his life was of the longest. Those
 9 45|   was then answering for his life. It was not long before
10 45|      in the splendour of thy life, but in the opportune moment