Liber,  Versus

 1      II,  476-485|        485] ~Aggrediens proprium uirgo prefata laborem,~Non honeris
 2     III,  25-105 |          Ergo se totam concedens uirgo labori,~Duriciem ferri temptat
 3     III,  137-150|         non arte secunda,~Tertia uirgo suo non fraudat munere currum.~
 4     III,  137-150| Abstergens fletus lacrimas, nunc uirgo seueros~Pretendit uultus
 5     III,  225-271|          floribus axem~Exhilarat uirgo, cumulum largita decoris,~
 6     III,  272-385|          par numerus, impar mas, uirgo Minerua;~Cur animam, celum,
 7     III,  272-385|         duobus.~Hoc igitur cultu uirgo preculta laboris~Pondera
 8     III,  272-385|        redactis,~Exhaurit partes uirgo marmorque fenestris~Distinguens,
 9     III,  469-512|        animumque fatetur.~Virgam uirgo gerit, qua totum circinat
10     III,  513-533|       513-533] ~Hac igitur ueste uirgo nitet, immo uirago~Glossat
11      IV,  1-69   |          69] ~Ultima subsequitur uirgo, que prima decore,~Cultu
12      IV,  369-392|        369-392] ~Alcius euadens, uirgo conscendit in altum,~Sol
13      IV,  369-392|        thesaurus habundat.~Illic uirgo uidet que sit uia, semita,
14      IV,  393-413|         maturat in altum~Gressus uirgo suos, sed gressus impedit
15       V,  1-39   |         faciem depingunt sidera, uirgo~Exhilarata subit, hausto
16       V,  487-543|        sic munda ream, corruptam uirgo, pudica~Effrontem, miseram
17      VI,  1-72   |                  1-72] ~Postquam uirgo Dei solium sedesque superbas~
18      VI,  185-272|        fessa, tremens, admirans, uirgo dietam~Explet et eterni
19      VI,  273-295|         mediante retardans.~Tunc uirgo, genibus flexis et supplice
20     VII,  56-116 |        concludat opus Concordia, uirgo~Que nobis numeri doctrinam