Liber,  Versus

 1      II,  7-56   |  labis occasus nubilet ortum,~Solis in occasu sol alter proferat
 2      II,  90-157 |     nostri Cillenius, assecla solis~Nascentis, uexilla gerunt,
 3      II,  90-157 |     usum transcribitur, alter~Solis in occasu splendescit, solis
 4      II,  90-157 |  Solis in occasu splendescit, solis in ortu~Alter, et alterni
 5      II,  213-309|        Quis lune splendor, si solis lumen oberret?~Quis riui
 6      IV,  1-69   |    ortu;~Quis lune motus, que solis spera, quis orbis~Mercurii
 7      IV,  190-212|    sed Ethon~Hunc genuit, qui Solis eqos se gaudet habere~Fratres
 8      IV,  369-392|       Sol ubi iura tenet, ubi solis cereus ardet~Et lucis scaturit
 9      IV,  369-392|       sit uia, semita, cursus~Solis et unde sibi sumat fomenta
10      IV,  369-392|      cantum Syrena parit, que solis adheret~Motibus et cytharam
11      IV,  393-413|           393-413] ~Egrediens solis regnum maturat in altum~
12      IV,  393-413|      herent.~Illic, precursor solis precoque diei,~Lucifer exultat,
13      IV,  393-413| ortuque suo preludit ad ortum~Solis et auroram proprio predicit
14      IV,  393-413|   uerna sui comitans uestigia solis,~Obnubensque comas radiis
15      IV,  393-413|  solaribus, ignes~Temperat et solis obnubilat astra galero.~
16       V,  373-442|      preradiat celestis regia solis,~Que sordes hominum, mundi
17       V,  373-442|       superne~Lucis et eterni solis radiata nitore.~Diuini fontis
18      IX,  228-270|  calor, meus ille caminus~Qui solis flammas urit, succendit