Metre/Prose,  page

1 pIII,   25| which is a hunter of subtle matters in the pursuit of knowledge,
2 pIII,   25|  falsehood from the serious matters of truth. Through me, also,
3 pIII,   29|  knowledge of myself, those matters, which at first are prized
4 pIII,   30|  effort to comprehend these matters the keenness of my intellect
5 pIII,   30|   friendship, since in many matters we are conscious, not of
6 pIV,   42 |   ornaments of chaste words matters of shame, and to deck them
7 pIV,   42 |    should be related to the matters of which we speak, deformity
8 pV,   57  |    own headlong haste. Such matters, then, as I cast into thy
9 pVII,   70|    be involved with serious matters; while others are taken