Caput

 1 I    |       that all save a very few find life at an end just when
 2 II   |         if ever they chance to find some release, like the waters
 3 IV   |       with his former glory, I find these words: "But these
 4 VIII |     without being noticed they find is bearable. Yet no one
 5 VIII |   which, willy nilly, you must find leisure. ~
 6 X    |      could prove that busy men find life very short. But Fabianus, 20
 7 XII  | pampered mind that they cannot find out by themselves whether
 8 XII  |    whether he is at leisure? I find it hard to say whether I
 9 XIII |        doubtless, this too may find some excuse—but does it
10 XIV  |        doubt32 with Carneades, find peace with Epicurus, overcome
11 XVI  |   think it any proof that they find life long. In their folly
12 XVII |   troubles of a prosecutor? We find those of a judge. Has a
13 XVIII|       is not to rest; you will find far greater works than all