Liber,  Versus

 1       I,  214-269|    uterque~Quod neuter mediaque uia tutissimus ibit,~In quo
 2      II,  310-324|        inuenit, eligit ergo~Que uia, quis callis, que semita
 3     III,  25-105 |    Qualiter ars logice, tamquam uia, ianua, clauis,~Ostendit,
 4      IV,  1-69   | Mercurii Venerisque semita, que uia Martis,~Que mora Saturnum
 5      IV,  369-392|       Illic uirgo uidet que sit uia, semita, cursus~Solis et
 6       V,  40-82  |   locorum~Seduci, quos ulterius uia porrigit anceps;~Que nullos
 7       V,  40-82  |         omnis ab illa~Declinare uia, que paucis peruia multis~
 8       V,  83-153 |        Fons, splendor, species, uia, uirtus, finis, origo,~Ingenitus
 9       V,  178-264|         Cui superum sedes, celi uia, limes Olimpi,~Extramundanus
10       V,  278-305|         Vnica forma boni, recti uia, limes honesti,~Fons ueri,
11       V,  487-543|      Hec est stella maris, uite uia, porta salutis,~Regula iusticie,
12      VI,  185-272|        Callis, distortus limes, uia dissona gressus~Virginis
13      VI,  185-272|       cessit abusio morbi,~Quam uia nulla latet, nullus locus
14      VI,  296-381|      sororum~Colloquio, meliore uia procedit, in istud~Consilium
15      VI,  452-465|         illam~Conducat, meliore uia moderata meatum,~Ne uel
16     VII,  311-328|  afflans,~Ars diuina poli, ueri uia, nescia falsi,~Ars que sola
17      IX,  307-353|        furore~Plus ferit, inque uia Martis fit deuia, legem~