Caput

 1 1 |     kindness to me, and to my brother, and to my children, (which
 2 1 |    You have restored to me my brother; whom I have wished for
 3 1 |       to my most affectionate brother; you have restored us parents
 4 20|      as if he had been my own brother; by his clients, and freedmen,
 5 21|     him and to his father and brother; and they, though they had
 6 25|       an enemy of mine, and a brother of an enemy of mine, as
 7 25|      take to his counsels his brother, in the shades below, the
 8 27|     birthday to me, and to my brother, and to our children, to
 9 29|     if he were speaking for a brother or a parent; who, at a time
10 37|  Roman people; but one single brother, who behaved to me with
11 37| counsels, and loved me like a brother (as indeed he was), by his