Liber,  Versus

 1      II,  90-157 |    gracia mundo~Nunciet, aut Martis sidus que bella prophetet,~
 2      II,  213-309| belli strepitus, post funera Martis,~Post gladii furias, post
 3      IV,  1-69   |   Venerisque semita, que uia Martis,~Que mora Saturnum retinet;
 4      IV,  414-462|   Fronesis, flammata palacia Martis~Ingrediens, stupet insultus
 5      IV,  414-462|     reliquis Syrena tonantis~Martis, sed cantus dulcedo remittitur
 6      IV,  438-462|  mundoque salutem~Nunciat et Martis iram Martisque furorem~Sistit
 7      VI,  452-465|  Senciat algorem nimium, uel Martis in estu~Torreat, aut dulci
 8      VI,  466-488|      Sic Veneris pestes, sic Martis decipit estus,~Lunaremque
 9    VIII,  218-233|    Appetit et primi preludia Martis inire~Preparat; assistunt
10    VIII,  218-233|   Excitat et sociis infundit Martis amorem. ~
11    VIII,  234-273| Illius comittantur iter, qui Martis amore~Succensi, pugne cupiunt
12    VIII,  234-273|    calent cum rege ministri.~Martis in ardorem natiuos excitat
13    VIII,  317-337|    que tanta noui discrimina Martis~Sola subit; dant arma uiro,
14    VIII,  317-337| Iurat in auxilium; que totum Martis honorem~Dat iuueni, cui
15      IX,  1-52   |      sagita uolat, prenuncia Martis, et hostem~Impetuosa petit,
16      IX,  1-52   | Lentescit sonipes, sed eodem Martis amore~Militat, hostiles
17      IX,  1-52   |  Assunt uirtutes iuueni, que Martis eodem~Succense stimulo,
18      IX,  271-306|    Pars erat et prima tocius Martis origo.~Hasta tamen uibrata
19      IX,  271-306|       nil animo retinet nisi Martis amorem.~Mole sua fixum summa
20      IX,  307-353|     fatetur.~Errat in errore Martis, bellique furore~Plus ferit,
21      IX,  307-353| furore~Plus ferit, inque uia Martis fit deuia, legem~Bellandi
22      IX,  354-379|    rabies, tantique pericula Martis~Solus habet, solusque furit,