Caput

1 II |       not life, but merely time. Vices beset us and surround us
2 VI |       into the merest span; your vices will swallow up any amount
3 X  | ill-spent hours, and those whose vices become obvious if they review
4 X  |        review the past, even the vices which were disguised under
5 XII|       our shame I we labour with vices that are not even Roman)
6 XII|      forgetfulness of many. Some vices delight them as being proofs
7 XII|        multitude of unbelievable vices has come forth in this age,
8 XVI|         is it but to inflame our vices to inscribe the name of