Lib. Epigr. Ver

 1    II,  23, 4  |                           has offendere basiationes, ~
 2   III,  29, 1  |                           Has cum gemina compede dedicat
 3    IV,   3, 8  |                  Suspicor has pueri Caesaris esse nives.~
 4    VI,  19, 3  |             vicini queror has abesse furto.~
 5    VI,  64, 8  |                           has, inquam, nugas, quibus aurem
 6    VI,  75, 4  |                           Has ego non mittam, Pontia,
 7   VII,  48, 4  |                           Has vobis epulas habete, lauti:~
 8   VII,  56, 4  |                           has petet a nostro Pisa Tonante
 9   VII,  69, 5  | Vivet opus quodcumque per has emiseris aures;~
10  VIII,  79, 3  |                           Has ducis comites trahisque
11    IX,  23, 4  |                  venit ad has ultro nostra corona comas.'~
12    IX,  46, 3  |                      nunc has, nunc illas reficit mutatque
13     X,  66, 4  |                 Sustinet, has uncto polluit igne comas?~
14     X,  68, 7  |                  Lectulus has voces, nec lectulus audiat
15     X,  92, 3  |                           Has tibi gemellas barbari decus
16    XI,  31, 4  |            Gustu protinus has edes in ipso,~
17    XI,  31, 5  |                           has prima feret alteraque cena.~
18    XI,  31, 6  |                           Has cena tibi tertia reponet,~
19   XII,  31, 8  |                           Has Marcella domos parvaque
20   XII,  32, 7  |                           Has tu priores frigore et fame
21   XII,  67, 4  |       Idus saepe colas et has et illas, ~
22   XIV, strig, 1|                  Pergamon has misit. Curvo destringere