Liber,  Versus

 1     VII,  56-116 |     Iuuentus.~Sic etate uiret iuuenis, quod mente senescit,~Etatem
 2     VII,  228-260|    censura magistre,~In dotem iuuenis confert, ne uerba monetet~
 3     VII,  329-343|    pietate remissus~Mollescat iuuenis, magnos effeminet actus~
 4    VIII,  338-369|     in alto~Mentis proposito, iuuenis constanter ad ista~Erigitur,
 5      IX,  1-52   |  deuouet ille.~Indulget freno iuuenis, calcaribus urget~Cornipedem,
 6      IX,  53-107 |      bacchantur in armis.~Sed iuuenis prior occurrit, prior obuiat
 7      IX,  108-148|  uiribus, armis~Pollens unius iuuenis subcumbet inhermi~Milicie
 8      IX,  108-148|     illam,~Insilit in frontem iuuenis, sed cassis euntem~Sistit,
 9      IX,  108-148| Conuicia, Dedecus instat.~Sed iuuenis nec mente iacet, nec frangitur
10      IX,  149-209|      sibi prouocat ensem.~Sed iuuenis, miseratus eam nec digna
11      IX,  228-270| prelia uitans~Expectare timet iuuenis; fuga consulit illi~Consilioque
12      IX,  307-353|   uires consumit in illo,~Sed iuuenis stat securus sub mole securis.~
13      IX,  307-353|    dictorum palliat artem:~"O iuuenis cui terra fauet, cui militat