Liber,  Caput
1    I,    XVII| Semper immodice ex irruentium cogitationum impetu aut aegra aut hilaria.
2    I,      XX|     affectu flagrabat, subito cogitationum aestu aversa est & nunc
3   II,      IX|       parare?~ ~6. Inter hanc cogitationum caliginem navis crepidini
4   II,      XI|    caput, pulcherrimo situ ab cogitationum solitudine nonnihil Poliarchum
5  III,      XV|     erat porticus, in quam ad cogitationum curarumque solitariam libertatem
6   IV,     XIX| imminens proelium dilatam tot cogitationum seriem vertit in iram. Planities
7    V,      II|    urgebat, iniici moram. Tot cogitationum velut agmine plenus in gaudium
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