Liber,  Caput
1    I,       X|        officia dilapsis, paene soli familiarium obsequiorum ministri cum
2  III,     XIV| blandientium fallaciam damnet. Quis familiarium sapienter Reges admonuit,
3  III,     XXV|          Archombrotus, in quemque64 familiarium Regis offenderat, hortabatur
4   IV,      IV|      affectu, non plus militum quam familiarium instar, tuentur principem
5   IV,    VIII|       obstetricem & matronarum sibi familiarium duas (quarum alteram haud
6    V,     III|     traderet. Nec aut amicitias aut familiarium commendationem secutus,
7    V,       V|           iam vespera obscurum, nec familiarium curiositas inter se quaerentium
8    V,     VII|            dilanians quaerebat quis familiarium proprius aegrotantem accessisset.
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