Caput

1 V    |        to and fro along with the state and seeks to keep it from
2 XII  |        would not rather have the state disordered than his hair?
3 XIII |      with signal services to the state; there will be no profit
4 XIII |      battle? He, a leader of the state and one who, according to
5 XVIII|        it, has been given to the state; take now some part of your
6 XVIII| conscientiously as you would the state's. You win love in an office
7 XVIII|      lurked in the vitals of the state—with good reason, you may