Liber,  Versus

 1       I,  483-510| resultat ydee,~Cuius inoffensus splendor sentitur in umbra;~Qualiter
 2      II,  213-309|      cognata fluento.~Quis lune splendor, si solis lumen oberret?~
 3     III,  225-271|         ortus omnesque querelas~Splendor adoptiuus sepelit lignique
 4      IV,  332-368|         ingreditur spacium, quo splendor et ignis~Iura tenent, lux
 5      IV,  463-483|        et estus~Friget, delirat splendor, dum flamma tepescit.~Hie
 6       V,  40-82  |       sed illam~Emphatice lucis splendor purgatus inungit.~Difficilis
 7       V,  83-153 |          eterna potestas,~Fons, splendor, species, uia, uirtus, finis,
 8       V,  154-165|   racione Patris speculum, lux, splendor, ymago,~Filius est a Patre
 9       V,  154-165|      lumen,~Sol de sole micans, splendor productus ab igne,~A simili
10       V,  373-442|   gratum sine uespere mane;~Hic splendor noctem, sacies fastidia
11       V,  443-470|       merito meritique resultet~Splendor inequalis, lux dispar, gaudia
12       V,  487-543|     summum.~Vt nox splendescat, splendor tenebrescit, eclipsi~Sol
13      VI,  1-72   |     prelibare uidendo,~Offendit splendor oculos mentemque stupore~
14      VI,  185-272|       ne debriet illam~Celestis splendor oculosque reuerberet ignis.~
15      VI,  185-272|      sapor similis, color unus, splendor in illis~Vnicus et uultus
16      VI,  185-272|  species eadem, lux una, coeuus~Splendor, nequaquam proprio decliuus
17      IX,  354-379|     Spicula, que multus argenti splendor inignit,~In iuuenem uibrat