Liber,  Versus

 1       I,  326-424| ductore, ministro,~Ingenitum, simplex, animabile, mobile, purum~
 2       I,  465-482|   profundo~Quomodo compositum simplex, celeste caducum,~Diversum
 3      II,  178-212|   quos castus amor, concordia simplex,~Pura fides, uera pietas
 4      II,  380-475|  doctrina fatetur~Littera cur simplex, cur indiuisa uocetur,~Cur
 5     III,  137-150|     Que uel quot species, que simplex queue relata~Queue relatiue
 6     III,  272-385|        gignens manet integra, simplex~Sese multiplicat, de sese
 7     III,  386-468|   diversus et idem,~Vnicus et simplex, dupplex, difformis et alter;~
 8       V,  83-153 |  figura~Qualiter una, manens, simplex, eterna potestas,~Fons,
 9      VI,  185-272|    eademque trium substancia, simplex~Esse, sapor similis, color
10     VII,  56-116 |    subtilibus aptat~Composito simplex, hebeti subtile, ligatque~
11     VII,  378-396|  sparsim~Solaque nobilitas et simplex gratia mentis~Informet munus