Caput

1 II   |  is small." 5 For all the rest of existence is not life,
2 II   |  are tossed about, and no rest from their lusts abides.
3 IV   | did not cease to pray for rest and to seek release from
4 IV   |  he had promised that his rest would not be devoid of dignity
5 VII  |  Fortune may deal out the rest as she likes; his life has
6 XIV  |  themselves and others no rest, when they have fully indulged
7 XVII | fear? Because they do not rest on stable causes, but are
8 XVIII| the crowd. That is not to rest; you will find far greater
9 XIX  |   where Nature lays us to rest When we are freed from the