Caput

 1 1 | practice which even the present age, careless as it is of its
 2 1 |         best appreciated by the age in which it thrives most
 3 1 |      only to inveigh against an age so cruel, so hostile to
 4 2 |        of patience; as a former age had witnessed the extreme
 5 3 |        the dawn of a most happy age Nerva Caesar blended things
 6 3 |    young in dumb silence to old age, and the old almost to the
 7 5 |       sentiment unwelcome to an age which put a sinister construction
 8 29|     country, with all whose old age was yet hale and vigorous,
 9 44|         fifty-sixth year of his age. Should posterity wish to
10 44|         dawn of this most happy age and to see a Trajan on the