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 1 II     |   known by heart, and you will see that these are the marks
 2 II     |  because they were too busy to see them when they wished an
 3 III    |       of older men and say: "I see that you have reached the
 4 III    |      idle and unused; you will see that you have fewer years
 5 IV     |                   IV. You will see that the most powerful and
 6 VII    |        of all these people, 15 see how much time they give
 7 VII    |        business—, and you will see how their interests, whether
 8 VII    |    days of your life; you will see that very few, and those
 9 VIII   |      filled with wonder when I see some men demanding the time
10 VIII   |        if it cost nothing. But see how these same people clasp
11 VIII   |  danger of death draws nearer, see how ready they are, if threatened
12 IX     | uncertainty; live straightway! See how the greatest of bards
13 XI     |       they do not "live long"? See how eager they are to live
14 XII    |      law-court, those whom you see either gloriously crushed
15 XII    |      unoccupied hours, since I see how anxiously they set out
16 XII    |     breathlessly they watch to see in what style the wild boar
17 XII(25)|        otiosi, "the leisured," see Seneca's definition at the
18 XIV    |       few will they be able to see? How many will there be
19 XX     |            XX. And so when you see a man often wearing the
20 XX     |       robe of office, when you see one whose name is famous