Caput

1 3 | time, and though the public safety has not only our hopes and
2 5 |   The struggle was then for safety; it was soon to be for victory.
3 26|   and feeling sure of their safety, they now fought for glory.
4 27|  and children to a place of safety, and assembling together
5 30|   even the coward will find safety. Former contests, in which,
6 31|  seclusion, while they give safety, provoke suspicion. Since
7 31|  beseech you, whether it be safety or renown that you hold
8 33|   than a life of shame, and safety and renown are for us to
9 40|   his province in peace and safety to his successor. And not