Liber,  Versus

 1     Pro          |        etenim opere litteralis sensus suauitas puerilem demulcebit
 2     Pro          |  infruniti homines in hoc opus sensus proprios non impingant,
 3       I,  126-151|     pallia falso.~Hic uigor et sensus equali munera lance~Pensant:
 4       I,  126-151|  Pensant: Alcidem uigor armat, sensus Vlixem.~Ne mentem fermentet
 5      II,  325-362|      gestat, adimplet~Mercurii sensus, nostri Demostenis iras,~
 6      II,  380-475|        muta iacebit~Nec plenos sensus uox decurtata loquetur;~
 7     III,  1-24   |       excitat, urget~Ingenium, sensus proprios inuitat, ut axis~
 8     III,  225-271|     fructu, non fronde beatus,~Sensus diuicias uerbi breuitate
 9     III,  272-385|    caput in terram nec lubrica sensus~Venatur; menti cedens agit
10      IV,  159-189|     Non omnis delirus erit cui sensus Vlixis~Defficit, aut mutus
11       V,  306-372| Languet Aristotiles, Ptholomei sensus obumbrat. ~
12      VI,  185-272|       sapiencia, nubilat illos~Sensus inops, animus pauper, mendica
13      VI,  425-451|    gracia sedem:~Forma Ioseph, sensus Ytide, potencia justi~Iob,
14     VII,  56-116 |       senescit,~Etatem superat sensus, primordia floris~Anticipat
15     VII,  270-284|         multi fecundus pondere sensus.~Vel si forte fluat sermo
16      IX,  271-306|  Dampnum, Studium fugat Occia, Sensus~Stulticiam dampnat, Nugasque