Caput

 1 3 |     Ninnius, a most fearless and virtuous man, the most faithful and (
 2 7 |    person of a most fearless and virtuous officer, a tribune of the
 3 9 |          men and one of the most virtuous of citizens, Quintus Catulus,
 4 9 |       long as there was even one virtuous consul in the republic.
 5 12|         a countless multitude of virtuous men had come to him from
 6 12|          and though, indeed, all virtuous men had already done the
 7 17|          that the senate and all virtuous men were cruel at the time
 8 18|          unoccupied, not only by virtuous men, but even by free citizens,
 9 19|       departure who relieved the virtuous from fear, and deprived
10 25| illustrious man, and also a most virtuous one, and a most intimate
11 33|         were beaten myself; many virtuous men would fall for my sake,
12 34|          cause; I preferred that virtuous men should grieve for my