Liber,  Versus

 1      II,  90-157 |        Detrimenta sue deplorat lucis, at infra~Plenius exhausta,
 2     III,  137-150|   cadit huius apex, nunc totum lucis acumen~In latus obliquans,
 3      IV,  332-368| archano lumine floret.~Etheree lucis superatis tractibus, illa~
 4      IV,  332-368|        micat, sed coniuga luci~Lucis blandicias retrahit uis
 5      IV,  332-368|       cum quo~Litigat et radio lucis magis umbra diescit. ~
 6      IV,  369-392|      ubi solis cereus ardet~Et lucis scaturit fons uiuus, uena
 7      IV,  369-392|        fomenta uigoris~Etheree lucis genitor, fons, mater, origo;~
 8      IV,  393-413|        exultat, terris solacia lucis~Presignans, ortuque suo
 9       V,  1-39   |                         1-39] ~Lucis inoffense spacium fontemque
10       V,  1-39   |       tanteque stupet miracula lucis. ~
11       V,  40-82  |    caligo, sed illam~Emphatice lucis splendor purgatus inungit.~
12       V,  278-305|    recindens~Discute meque tue lucis splendore serena.~Tu repara
13       V,  373-442|        flammata calore superne~Lucis et eterni solis radiata
14      VI,  73-184 |      hic species, hic lux, ibi lucis imago.~Detinet hoc speculum
15      VI,  73-184 |       mediator adest, ne copia lucis~Empiree, radians uisum,