Liber,  Caput
1   II,      II| illos qui ruentem per devia currum cum fide sequebantur, nemo
2   II,      II|    misit. Ad vicinum deinde currum praecipitans volentem Meleandrum
3  III,     III|   invocabat laetitiae deos. Currum omnibus maiestatis & victoriae
4  III,     III|     incessurum; si nollent, currum proxime secuturum. Palam
5  III,     III|    persuaderet Meleander in currum conscendere aut expectare
6  III,     III|     eum Argenis collocatur. Currum Reges in equis & ipsis laureatis
7    V,       I|   Sic ornatus conscendit in currum quem equi candidi trahebant,
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