Liber
1    I|           qua inseparabilis comes corporum, per eadem se corpora scindere
2    I|           inseparabilis comes est corporum, cum hanc scilicet multiplicitatis
3    I|         sint singulae animae uita corporum, Spiritus autem Sanctus
4  III|           natura ad similitudinem corporum ex elementis constantium
5  III| substantia, atque animae a natura corporum disiuncta et a uigore nostrorum
6   IV|           naturam, tamquam matrem corporum ponit, et Boethius in libro
7   IV|  regrediente respectu in fabricam corporum incorporea ipsa degenerat.~ ~[
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