Chapter

1 2,2 |      little wit concerning the actions of men, but carried away
2 3,1 |    followed; but after various actions which served to display
3 8,3 |    Caesar had shown in all his actions since his brother's death
4 8,4 | infamous in his morals and his actions. ~But, in default of the
5 10,1|     scrupulously examining the actions and behaviour of these gentlemen
6 14,3|     was forced to regulate his actions no longer by his own plans
7 15,2|     and was answerable for his actions to God alone. ~But as the