Liber,  Caput
1    I,      IX|    sanguine ensem? Forsitan nunc securus & despectis hostibus laetus,
2    I,     XII|         proximos campos sui oris securus fugere posset. Iamque erant
3    I,    XVII|        circa Regem erant superbe securus. Vehi quoque cursoriis equis
4  III,    XVII| servandum Eurymedi.~ ~3. "Iamque securus & praesidio suorum medius
5   IV,       I|    moraris fortitudine tua nimis securus. Circumstant te multi, nec
6   IV,      II|        intrepidus & meo auspicio securus. Quod si illum Meleander
7   IV,       V|     compellatam tanquam victor & securus dimisit.~ ~10. Sed illa
8   IV,     VII|       est, litasti egregie. Vade securus. Vade Fortuna nostra, id
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