Liber,  Caput
1    I,      IV|   animi esset is servus. Nec setius quam inani somnio praecinctus
2   IV,       X|    captivitas placuisset nec setius fidem quam antea libertatem
3   IV,   XIIII|  acquiesce in hac puppi, nec setius quam inter familiares tuos
4   IV,     XVI| terram quam cernerent; nihil setius quam in patriae sinu tam
5    V,       X|  perdiderat. Poliarchus haud setius quam matrem veneratus illam
6    V,   XVIII|   propria fata spectabat. Si setius quam promiserat Hyanisbe
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