Caput

1 8 |   and director. Thus by his valour in obeying orders and by
2 15|      if once we emulate the valour of our sires. Let us not
3 17|  the country as well as the valour of the enemy. ~
4 23|     he had overrun. Had the valour of our armies and the renown
5 27|  nothing could resist their valour—that they must penetrate
6 27| baffled, not so much by our valour as by our general’s skilful
7 29|     superior to the rest in valour and in birth, Galgacus by
8 31|     which we may be spared. Valour, too, and high spirit in
9 33|    and your wishes and your valour have free scope, and everything