Liber,  Versus

 1       I,  33-46  |   alumpna mouet primos Concordia gressus,~Et pleno cuncta perfundens
 2       I,  47-54  |        illa.~Hec superum soboles gressus maturat in arcem~Nature
 3       I,  326-424|  hucusque licet, deflgat in isto~Gressus proposito nec longius ire
 4      II,  90-157 |       turba laborum.~Cuius iter, gressus obstacula nulla retardant,~
 5      II,  90-157 |        ambages desertaque nescia gressus,~Non rabies uenti, non imbribus
 6      II,  310-324|      Tonantis~Vtque minus possit gressus uexare uiantis~Limitis asperitas,
 7      IV,  393-413|          regnum maturat in altum~Gressus uirgo suos, sed gressus
 8      IV,  393-413|          Gressus uirgo suos, sed gressus impedit ipse~Limitis anfractus
 9      IV,  463-483|         progressa suos Prudencia gressus~Dirigit ad superos, superans
10       V,  40-82  |       anceps;~Que nullos hominum gressus uolucrumque uolatus~Noscit,
11       V,  40-82  |      uexata tumultu.~Hic hominis gressus nutans peccaret eundo,~Hebrius
12      VI,  73-184 | precibusque sororis~Tacta, mouet gressus illuc ubi lesa sopore~Letargi
13      VI,  185-272|     distortus limes, uia dissona gressus~Virginis impediat, comitem
14    VIII,  1-62   |         comprimit, illa relaxat.~Gressus inequalis, retrogradus,
15    VIII,  218-233|  Deffectus sequitur, Mors ultima gressus~Arripit occiduos, et Mortis
16      IX,  108-148|      euntem~Sistit, eam retinet, gressus negat, obstat eunti.~Sed