Liber,  Caput
1  III,     III|        substituereris, si Rege ignaro elaberer. Audi quid potissimum
2   IV,    VIII|      igitur hoc, quicquid est, ignaro & cupido memorare." Et haec
3   IV,     XII|      hic est filius tuus. Hunc ignaro tibi peperi mentita puellam
4   IV,      XV|      quas maxime terras vellet ignaro pererrandos omnes sinus,
5    V,       V|      illic Poliarchus gesserat ignaro. Ergo ne aut ipse diutius
6    V,      VI|      laxantur aegrotanti & sui ignaro ipse familiaris officii
7    V,      XV| vacaret. Ergo absenti aemulo & ignaro conficiebat haec bella,
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