| 101 | ‘quid mi igitur suades? ut vivam Naevius aut sic | Ū́UU|Ū́¦¦UU|Ū¦¦́UU|Ū́¦¦UU|Ū́UU|Ū́Ũ her. | Sermones I, I |
| 57 | ‘nil fuerit mi’ inquit ‘cum uxoribus umquam alienis.’ | Ū́UU|Ū́¦¦UU|Ū¦¦́UU|Ū́¦¦UU|Ū́UU|Ū́Ũ her. | Sermones I, II |
| 131 | cruribus haec metuat, doti deprensa, egomet mi. | Ū́UU|Ū́¦¦UU|Ū¦¦́UU|Ū́¦¦UU|Ū́UU|Ū́Ũ her. | Sermones I, II |
| 23 | verba putas?’ ‘egomet mi ignosco’ Maenius inquit. | Ū́UU|Ū́¦¦UU|Ū¦¦́UU|Ū́¦¦UU|Ū́UU|Ū́Ũ her. | Sermones I, III |
| 108 | viverem uti contentus eo quod mi ipse parasset: | Ū́UU|Ū́¦¦UU|Ū¦¦́UU|Ū́¦¦UU|Ū́UU|Ū́Ũ her. | Sermones I, IV |
| 116 | sit melius, causas reddet tibi; mi satis est, si | Ū́UU|Ū́¦¦UU|Ū¦¦́UU|Ū́¦¦UU|Ū́UU|Ū́Ũ her. | Sermones I, IV |
| 50 | nec magis his aliena malis; nil mi officit, inquam, | Ū́UU|Ū́¦¦UU|Ū¦¦́UU|Ū́¦¦UU|Ū́UU|Ū́Ũ her. | Sermones I, IX |
| 71 | ‘relligio est.’ ‘at mi: sum paulo infirmior, unus | Ū́UU|Ū́¦¦UU|Ū¦¦́UU|Ū́¦¦UU|Ū́UU|Ū́Ũ her. | Sermones I, IX |
| 27 | postmodo quod mi obsit clare certumque locuto | Ū́UU|Ū́¦¦UU|Ū¦¦́UU|Ū́¦¦UU|Ū́UU|Ū́Ũ her. | Sermones II, VI |
| 111 | det vitam, det opes – aequum mi animum ipse parabo. | Ū́UU|Ū́¦¦UU|Ū¦¦́UU|Ū́¦¦UU|Ū́UU|Ū́Ũ her. | Epistulae I, XVIII |
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GAI M. SEVER • MMDCCLX • MMDCCLXVII