Caput

 1 II   |  seeming of an oracle: "The part of life we really live is
 2 VIII |    are ready to give them a part of their own years. And
 3 X    | memory. And yet this is the part of our time that is sacred
 4 X    |    dominion of Fortune, the part which is disquieted by no
 5 XII  |      and spends the greater part of each day upon rusty bits
 6 XII  |    prosperity; it seems the part of a man who is very lowly
 7 XVIII|     in leisure. The greater part of your life, certainly
 8 XVIII|  life, certainly the better part of it, has been given to
 9 XVIII|    the state; take now some part of your time for yourself
10 XIX  | carries fire to the topmost part, summons the stars to their
11 XIX  |    them reflect how small a part of it is their own. ~