Liber,  Caput
1    I,       I| sufficiebat in cursum effusae nec mitius quam in Phrygio aut Thebano
2    I,       X|         fide tutos occideret. Nec mitius quam capite inquirendum
3   II,       V|         abstinebunt, patienturque mitius se haberi, tunc ego cum
4   II,       X|           ruina profugerant. Inde mitius urgentibus ventis cum adhuc
5   II,      XI|       sciebat inesse; nec de diis mitius querebatur quam si eum extulisset.
6  III,       X|          de toro praecipitat, nec mitius quam si recepto deo fureret
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