Liber,  Caput
1    I,     XIV|         publica mandata obeuntes. Pone ocius telum vinculisque
2    I,   XVIII|        obsequia valere existimes. Pone vero tam regnum quam rempublicam
3   II,      II|       volentem Meleandrum arrepta pone veste tam mature detraxit,
4   II,      XV|    victima fatis,~ ~Ambitio. Nunc pone minas, satiataque tanto~ ~
5  III,   XXIII|    caeruleo qui pisce per undas~ ~Pone natant, & quos nigris humus
6   IV,   XVIII| vectigalibus constant? Esto enim. Pone eos errare qui dividendis
7    V,     III|    necessarios motus exaestuent. "Pone denique, aiebat, eos esse
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