Liber,  Versus

 1       I,  33-46  |     contenta Modestia fine,~Et Racio, mensura boni, quam semper
 2       I,  326-424|      fine uoluntas,~Singula ni Racio trutina meliore repenset,~
 3       I,  326-424|     asylum.~Aggrediar quicquid Racio dictauerit, immo~Iusserit
 4       I,  436-464|             436-464] ~Erigitur Racio poscitque silencia nutu~
 5       I,  436-464|    uultus in annis.~Nam pocior Racio senii uexilla gerebat,~Plenior
 6       I,  436-464|       concedit in usum~Attente Racio, speculo speculator in isto~
 7       I,  483-510|     librata potestas.~Se totam Racio speculis expendit in istis,~
 8      II,  158-164|        164] ~Sic animos captat Racio mentesque sororum~Allicit
 9      II,  213-309|       edocet, instat.~Ostendit Racio quod nil seruatur in esse~
10      II,  213-309|       unum:~Quod Natura petit, Racio commendat, Honestas~Approbat,
11      II,  380-475|        Hie docet ars, monstrat racio, doctrina fatetur~Littera
12     III,  272-385|    nexus et ordo,~Nodus, amor, racio, fedus, concordia, limes;~
13     III,  272-385|  querelam,~Mens gignit, nutrit racio, quod parturit actus~Fabricat
14     III,  386-468|     omne sororis,~Namque docet racio, ius postulat, exigit ordo~
15     III,  386-468|   uariat discrimina uocum;~Que racio cur omne melos dulcesque
16      IV,  70-94  |   requirit,~Ordo petit, poscit racio, Prudencia dictat,~Cudit
17      IV,  70-94  |      superumque Mineruam.~Tunc Racio monitu Nature docta docentis,~
18      IV,  213-270|            213-270] ~Predictos Racio, propria racione magistra,~
19      IV,  213-270|    sidere uultus.~Instat equis Racio; uirga dictante, iugales~
20       V,  40-82  |   gradiendi iura negantem;~Non Racio sursum deflectere possit
21       V,  178-264|      quod concipit ipsa~Nature racio, quod uirtus optat, ut ipsum~
22       V,  178-264|   iugales,~Ne si currus, equi, Racio nitantur in altum~Tendere,
23       V,  178-264|      meatus,~Erret equs, nutet Racio currusque uacillet.~Explentur
24       V,  178-264|     dee uotisque fauetur;~Stat Racio, sistuntur equi, quadriga
25       V,  278-305|  sigillum,~Rerum causa, manens racio, noys alma, sophya~Vera,
26       V,  306-372|       heret~Intellectus, hebet racio, sapiencia nutat,~Tullius
27      VI,  1-72   |        penetralibus heret,~Cui Racio nichil affirmat, cui sufficit
28      VI,  1-72   |     remota.~Ipsam namque Fidem Racio non prevenit, immo~Ipsa
29      VI,  1-72   |      docenti~Obsequitur tandem Racio, sequiturque docentem~Articulos
30      VI,  73-184 |      iure refertur.~Ista tamen racio nutat, cum uirgine matrem~
31      VI,  73-184 |         dictante magistro.~Non Racio sed sola Fides ibi queritur,
32      VI,  73-184 |   Fides, disquirere cesset~Hic Racio, sistatque Fides Racionis
33      VI,  382-424|     proles.~Hoc mihi iampridem Racio dictauit ut uno~Munere respicerem
34      VI,  466-488|     ardens.~Peruenit; occurrit Racio uotoque potitam~Laudat et
35     VII,  166-201|       201] ~Non minor in donis Racio succedit et omne~Diffundit
36     VII,  285-296| quicquid sua copia fundit,~Que racio numeris, que uirtus queue
37    VIII,  1-62   |   scandere casus,~Cui modus et racio racionis egere, fidesque~
38    VIII,  63-130 |        ornat honestas,~Exornat racio, species presignit et omnis~
39    VIII,  131-146| apponere dotes,~Assistit danti Racio, ne forte priorum~Munera
40    VIII,  131-146|        decurrere donum~Fortune Racio, sed opes metitur et omnes~
41    VIII,  317-337|        telum~Vera Fides, ensem Racio, Constancia scutum;~Spes
42    VIII,  317-337|       laude.~Militat a dextris Racio, Constancia leuam~Assequitur
43      IX,  271-306|       sobria Fastum~Aggreditur Racio, Penam Tolerancia, Luxum~
44      IX,  271-306|        prouida sentit~Insultus Racio, nec torpet pigra, sed illi~