Caput

1 2 |        of the Roman people, the freedom of the Senate, and the conscience
2 3 | irreconcilable, sovereignty and freedom; though Nerva Trajan is
3 11|        courage along with their freedom. This too has happened to
4 24|        seen everywhere, and for freedom, so to speak, to be banished
5 30|        will be the beginning of freedom to the whole of Britain.
6 30|    confines of the earth and of freedom, this remote sanctuary of
7 31|       never likely to abuse our freedom, show forthwith at the very
8 32|        Gauls will remember past freedom; the other Germans will
9 42| obstinacy nor an idle parade of freedom challenged fame or provoked