Caput

 1     2|      race, gradually prevailed, till all called themselves by
 2    13|         for anyone to wear arms till the state has recognised
 3    19|      and lie on the same ground till the freeborn are distinguished
 4    25|        the partition easy. They till fresh fields every year,
 5    29|    Hercynian forest keeps close till it has seen the last of
 6    30|       attained manhood, and not till they have slain a foe laying
 7    30|        once more; then, and not till then, proclaiming that they
 8    30|        regardless of their own, till at length the feebleness
 9    34|        which I have enumerated, till it reaches with a bend as
10    37| restricted to youth. The Suevi, till their heads are grey, affect
11    39|   welcomed only at these times, till the goddess, weary of human
12    44|      the setting sun lingers on till sunrise, with a brightness
13    44|         the sea's other refuse, till our luxury gave it a name.