Caput

 1 II   |   from their lusts abides. Think you that I am speaking of
 2 VII  |    is no reason for you to think that any man has lived long
 3 VII  |     For what if you should think that that man had had a
 4 XII  |   Am I now seated?" Do you think that this man, who does
 5 XII  | the mimes with neglect. To think that there is anyone who
 6 XVI  |     have you any reason to think it any proof that they find
 7 XVI  | too, you have no reason to think that this is any proof that
 8 XVII |    But of what sort do you think those times are which even
 9 XVIII|   into a peaceful harbour. Think of how many waves you have
10 XIX  |     safer, greater things! Think you that it is just the