Liber,  Caput
1    I,     XVI| Siciliam, non minori aspernatum fastidio patrias vestes, donec has
2   II,       V|        professo semperque mutuo fastidio posse.~ ~
3   II,      VI|        poterit sic aut rixa aut fastidio esse ingratus. Explorabis
4   II,     XIV|         poenae est ex prudentum fastidio. Longe ab illis consilii
5  III,      IV|        efficies ut timore aut10 fastidio culpae paulatim inquietos
6  III,      IV|     infecundi, frangatur enervi fastidio, doceatque diversissimos
7  III,     XIV|         Antenor, Nicopompus vel fastidio aversantur recordationem
8   IV,      IV| aegerrimum, id in pace continuo fastidio ingeres ut alienos, ut armatos
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