Liber,  Versus

 1      II,  213-309|  obnoxia legibus essent~Astra poli, celique uices, septemque
 2      IV,  438-462|     serene~Leticiam, risusque poli pertemptat eundo.~Hic regio
 3       V,  1-39   |   certant fulgure multo~Astra poli propriumque diem sine fine
 4       V,  1-39   |   laboris~Pondere, letaturque poli perflata sereno.~In stellis
 5       V,  83-153 |          83-153] ~Ecce puella poli residens in culmine, celum~
 6       V,  166-177|         Cultibus hiis afflata poli regina caduca~Deserit atque
 7       V,  178-264|           178-264] ~"O regina poli, celi dea, filia summi~Artificis,
 8       V,  178-264| laborem."~Hiis uerbis gauisa, poli regina benigno~Reddidit
 9       V,  265-277|  Apollo,~Musa Ioui, uerbisque poli parencia cedent~Verba soli,
10       V,  306-372|    quem uicina maritat~Flamma poli flammeque truces contemperat
11      VI,  73-184 |     herens,~Inquirit quo iure poli, qua lege beata~Nata patrem,
12      VI,  273-295|    arcem~Qua residet rex ipse poli, qui cuncta cohercet~Legibus
13     VII,  228-260|       habundans.~Hec est gaza poli, celi thesaurus, inundans~
14     VII,  311-328|  diuinius afflans,~Ars diuina poli, ueri uia, nescia falsi,~
15     VII,  311-328|   uitare caducum,~Viuere lege poli, sursum suspendere mentem,~
16      IX,  380-409|  illis~Astra placent sedesque poli quam terrenus orbis.~Iam