Liber,  Versus

 1       I,  207-213|     medio Natura, parumper~In terram demissa caput, concepta
 2       I,  326-424|       celestia spiritus: ergo~Terram terra tenet, retinent celestia
 3     III,  272-385|    coloris.~Demittit caput in terram nec lubrica sensus~Venatur;
 4     III,  272-385|    dogma figuret;~Cur corpus, terram, sensum, lacrimabile, mortem~
 5      IV,  1-69   |   magistra~Degenerat caput in terram, sed uultus in astris~Heret
 6      IV,  1-69   |       tendens egressa cuspide terram~Exit et in terra nescit
 7      IV,  95-116 |   discrimine passus~Inscribit terram nec gramen curuat eundo,~
 8      IV,  95-116 |       eundo,~Sed celeri cursu terram delibat euntis~Passus et
 9      IV,  190-212|    forma iugali,~Qui magis in terram sese demittit eundo.~Nec
10      IV,  213-270| agricola Zephyrus sine uomere terram~Excolit et florum segetes
11      VI,  185-272|    mens isto tacta calore,~Et terram mentis uirtutum flore beato~
12     VII,  117-165|      eundo~Articulisque pedum terram, uix terrea tangens,~Eius
13     VII,  297-310|   docet in spacium concludere terram,~Aera metiri, mare sistere,
14      IX,  149-209|    lucte cognatur ut illum~In terram demittat, equm subducat
15      IX,  380-409|  nitorem~Induit ethereum, jam terram uestit Olimpus.~Nec iam
16      IX,  380-409|      uarioque colore~Depingit terram florum primeua iuuentus. ~