Lib. Cap. Par.

 1     1,  2, 6 |                                 Has ille inanes glorias cum
 2     1,  3, 28|    ferme sententiam disseruit: "Has tamen" inquit "parvitates
 3     1,  3, 28|     rerum et magnitudines atque has omnes officiorum aestimationes
 4     1, 17, 2 |                                 Has eius intemperies in maritum
 5     2,  9, 5 |                                 Has enim curas vocum verborumque
 6     2, 23, 20|        quod acciderat repperit, has aput Menandrum voces facit:~
 7     2, 24, 12|                         Praeter has leges Aemiliam quoque legem
 8     2, 26, 5 |    aliter crocum, aliter aurum, has singulas rufi varietates
 9     5,  6, 2 |         quae nobilissimae sunt, has ferme esse accepimus: "triumphalem,
10     5, 12, 9 |        vocabulis varia, tum per has duas litteras, tum "a" littera
11     6,  1, 7 |                                 Has volgi de Scipione opiniones
12     6, 16, 6 |    inquirentis industriam atque has undiquevorsum indagines
13     7, 14, 5 |                                 Has tris ulciscendi rationes
14    11,  3, 3 |                             Sed has omnes dictiones qui aut
15    13, 21, 1 | familiari eius quodam conperi, "has" ne "urbis" an "has urbes"
16    13, 21, 1 |   conperi, "has" ne "urbis" an "has urbes" et "hanc turrim"
17    14,  1, 14|     Atque uti demus" inquit "et has tantummodo stellas et ex