Poema, Versus

 1   5, 37 |    viam, qua me post vincula corporis aegri~
 2   7, 37 |                Tamen subusti corporis signis miser~
 3  10, 59 |             Absterget aegrum corporis pigri situm,~
 4  10, 288|  Breve quidquid homo est, ut corporis aegri,~
 5  15, 318|  fragile hoc metuens infirmi corporis; atqui~
 6  16, 206|                              Corporis afflicti poenam, delata
 7  17, 94 |                              Corporis nexu, tamen evolamus~
 8  17, 162|                              Corporis victor, velut ille dictus~
 9  17, 295|                              Corporis vita moriente, vita~
10  18, 57 | Miserat in sacram, nil anxia corporis, arcam.~
11  18, 185|      Qui perstans etiam post corporis aevum ~
12  18, 187|                              Corporis in tumulo non obsita pulvere
13  19, 288|   Omnipotens Dominus finitum corporis aevum~
14  19, 360|        De modica sacri stipe corporis exiguus ros~
15  20, 44 |    David verus, citharam qui corporis hujus~
16  20, 165|                              Corporis illaesi vigor, et vinxisset