Caput

 1     5| indeed the only riches of the people. Silver and gold the gods
 2    10|      and divination by lot no people practise more diligently.
 3    10|        It is peculiar to this people to seek omens and monitions
 4    10|      trusted, not only by the people and by the nobility, but
 5    11|       decision rests with the people, the affair is always thoroughly
 6    12|    associates chosen from the people, who support him with their
 7    20|  dangerous in proportion to a people's freedom.~No nation indulges
 8    21|     expected with intoxicated people, are seldom fought out with
 9    26|  manners of the entire German people. I will now touch on the
10    28|    the greatness of the Roman people has spread reverence for
11    30|    mark of disgrace among the people) until they have released
12    36|   Manlius, deprived the Roman people of five consular armies,
13    40|  before that of the Rhine), a people loyal to Rome. Consequently
14    44|    the deep, and are the only people who gather amber (which