Work-Book

 1  T-II|     piece attacks in a straight line,~when a piece between two
 2 T-III|        I bring you shame:~not a line of this paper teaches about
 3  T-IV|        I was heir to an ancient line,~not a knight new-made by
 4   ExI|        descendant of kings, the line of whose nobility~reaches
 5 ExIII|        founder of your father’s line, would recognise, ~or on
 6 ExIII|     Cottas, added to your natal line, a house and name~that would
 7   Ind|         the half-man, half-bull line from Ars Amatoria II.24:
 8   Ind|       based on the carissime in line 3, and the statement of
 9   Ind|     tokens instead of a name in line 7.~Book TIII.IV:1-46 Again
10   Ind|      Carus based on the care in line 1.~Book TIII.V:1-56 A third
11   Ind| love-elegies, of which a single line survives. ~Book TII:421-
12   Ind|   willingness to tread the fine line. He follows it with a cleverly
13   Ind|       II:1-110 Cotta’s maternal line stretches back to him, perhaps
14   Ind|     Scribonia’s and not Livia’s line, and thus a threat to Tiberius.