Caput

 1 III |     company of older men and say: "I see that you have reached
 2 VII |    his retinue? Check off, I say, and review the days of
 3 X   |  old-fashioned kind, used to say that we must fight against
 4 X   |      own particular fault, I say that they must be instructed,
 5 XII |   their own worry; we should say that these are living, not
 6 XII |  busy idleness. 24 Would you say that that man is at leisure25
 7 XII | athletes? Tell me, would you say that those men are at leisure
 8 XII |      than upright? Would you say that these are at leisure
 9 XII |   leisure? I find it hard to say whether I pity him more
10 XIII|      friend Fabianus used to say that at times he was doubtful
11 XIV |   times! ~ But we may fairly say that they alone are engaged
12 XV  |    himself. ~ We are wont to say that it was not in our power