locationquotesource
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
particulam qui uas tenerum dicione gubernat281Prudentius
1omnipotens genitor mundum dicione gubernansHamartigeniaCCSL, ed. M.P. Cunningham, CCSL 126 (Turnhout, 1966), pp. 116-148.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
peruia diuisi patuerunt caerula ponti1.136Caelius Sedulius
5sic quoque fluctiuagi refrenans caerula pontiCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
prosternunt saepes et cuncta obstacula rumpunt11.117Prudentius
7sed tumidos frangant fluctus obstacula rupisPeristephanonCCSL, ed. M.P. Cunningham, CCSL 126 (Turnhout, 1966), pp. 251-389.
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
namque petro clara iamdudum uoce fatenti5.79Caelius Sedulius
16atque creatorem diuersa uoce fatenturCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
da pater auxilium miserans atque imbue sensus2.84Claudius Marius Victorius
17da pius auxilium clemens ut carmine possimAlethiaCCSL, ed. P.F. Hovingh, CCSL 128 (Turnhout, 1960), pp. 130-93.
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
qui mihi ruricolas optaui carmine musas1Anonymous
23non rogo ruricolas uersus et commata musasCarmen ad flavium felicemWaszink 1937
M1o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
1
certain
o
or
pandite nunc helicona deae cantusque mouete7.641Vergil
30pandite nunc helicona deae cantusque moueteAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
M1o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
1
certain
o
or
pandite nunc helicona deae cantusque mouete10.163Vergil
30pandite nunc helicona deae cantusque moueteAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
corde patris genitum creat et regit omnia uerbum104.5Prosper of Aquitaine
34corde patris genitum; quod proles unica constatEpigrammataPL, 51, 497-532.
M2o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
o
or
hunc numerum deus unus habet substantia simplex1.157Arator
38est namque in deitate manens substantia simplexDe actibus apostolorumCSEL, ed. A.P. McKinlay, CSEL 72 (Vienna, 1951), pp. 9-149.
M2o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
o
or
sit deus et numerum triplicat substantia simplex2.901Arator
38est namque in deitate manens substantia simplexDe actibus apostolorumCSEL, ed. A.P. McKinlay, CSEL 72 (Vienna, 1951), pp. 9-149.
M2o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
o
or
qui patris in deitate manens deus omnicreator62.7Prosper of Aquitaine
38est namque in deitate manens substantia simplexEpigrammataPL, 51, 497-532.
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
qui patris in deitate manens deus omnicreator62.7Prosper of Aquitaine
39in deitate manet quoque subsistentia triplexEpigrammataPL, 51, 497-532.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
excerpam numero neque enim concludere uersum40Horace
50ultima sic trochei concludat littera uersumSermonesKlingner 1959, 161-239
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
egregius doctor ueterum monumenta secutus2.15.13Venantius Fortunatus
55nam nobis rudibus ueterum monumenta librorumCarminaLeo 1881, 1-270
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
inspirat brutum diuino a pectore pectusGen.2Cyprianus Gallus
62et brutum inspiras uitali flamine pectusHeptateuchosCSEL, ed. R. Peiper, CSEL 23 (Vienna, 1891), pp. 1-208.
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
sed modicae contentus adi sollemnia mensae1.5Caelius Sedulius
70et cantu gracili refugit contentus adesseCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
impediunt alii uentosis follibus auras8.449Vergil
72mulceat auditum uentosis follibus isteAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
egregius doctor ueterum monumenta secutus2.15.13Venantius Fortunatus
80egregius doctor uerbi clustella resoluatCarminaLeo 1881, 1-270
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
quae nulla gaudent genitali lege tororum3.485Juvencus
88qui recte uiuunt concessa lege tororumEvangeliaCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 24 (Vienna, 1891).
M3o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
3
possible
o
or
sed confirmare inualidam et frenare rebellem18.3Prosper of Aquitaine
103sed potius certat carnem frenare rebellemEpigrammataPL, 51, 497-532.
M3o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
3
possible
o
or
sed prudens praesul famulam frenare rebellem102.5Prosper of Aquitaine
103sed potius certat carnem frenare rebellemEpigrammataPL, 51, 497-532.
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
aulae caelestis sanctas his ordine palmas3.496Juvencus
109aulae caelestis ualuas et limina uitaeEvangeliaCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 24 (Vienna, 1891).
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
quique nouas alitis non ullo semine fruges1.22Vergil
111his quoque fecundo largitur semine frugesGeorgicaMynors 1969, 29-101
M3a
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
3
possible
a
and
parcite puluerei squalentia iugera campi1.49Caelius Sedulius
113glescere sulcati per squalida iugera rurisCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
M3o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
3
possible
o
or
ne natale solum patrii ne iugera ruris2.155Prudentius
113glescere sulcati per squalida iugera rurisContra SymmachumCCSL, ed. M.P. Cunningham, CCSL 126 (Turnhout, 1966), pp. 182-250.
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
iunoni ante omnis cui uincla iugalia curae4.59Vergil
125ternas accipiet qui uincla iugalia nectitAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
qua sine corporei nil prodest cura pudoris76.3Prosper of Aquitaine
129quapropter cuncti quos flammat cura pudorisEpigrammataPL, 51, 497-532.
M3o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
3
possible
o
or
uirginitas nexu mentis non foedere carnis4.645Paulinus of Perigueux
131spiritus ac castae coniungant foedera carnisVita metrica S. MartiniCSEL, ed. M. Petschenig, CSEL 16.1 (Vienna, 1888), pp. 17-159.
M3o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
3
possible
o
or
decidit in uitium per sordida foedera carnis910Prudentius
131spiritus ac castae coniungant foedera carnisLiber apotheosisCCSL, ed. M.P. Cunningham, CCSL 126 (Turnhout, 1966), pp. 73-115.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
incolimus sed uos si fert ita corde uoluntas6.675Vergil
148taliter immunis flagrat si corde uoluntasAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
pulluere immundoque hominem maculare piaclo3.168Juvencus
152quae temerare nefas est et maculare piacloEvangeliaCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 24 (Vienna, 1891).
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
cum quo praeclarae fuerant consortia uitae1.287Paulinus of Perigueux
155haec calcat pedibus spurcae consortia uitaeVita metrica S. MartiniCSEL, ed. M. Petschenig, CSEL 16.1 (Vienna, 1888), pp. 17-159.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
tempore uernali dominus quo tartara uicit8.7.3Venantius Fortunatus
167tempore uernali dum promit germina tellusCarminaLeo 1881, 1-270
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
truditur e sicco radix oleagina sicco2.31Vergil
169truditur et sicco praestabit stipite prolesGeorgicaMynors 1969, 29-101
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
quis melior specie uel plus praecellat honore208Anonymous
171nascitur et proprio matrem praecellit honoreCarmen ad flavium felicemWaszink 1937
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
uirtutum regina fides sed uerba loquentis716Prudentius
185integritas quoque uirtutum regina uocaturPsychomachiaCCSL, ed. M.P. Cunningham, CCSL 126 (Turnhout, 1966), pp. 149-81.
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
iungitur angelicis casta puella choris8.4.4Venantius Fortunatus
186iungitur angelicis dum casta sponte maniplisCarminaLeo 1881, 1-270
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
sis regno felix et pacis munere pollens74.3Eugenius of Toledo
187haec inquit uirtus caelesti munere pollensCarminaVollmer 1905, 231-70
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
aurea flammigeris euectus in astra quadrigis1.179Caelius Sedulius
188aurea flammigeris praestat crepundia gemmisCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
in fidei numeris nescit dare munera christi2.912Arator
203non tamen aeterno fraudantur munere christiDe actibus apostolorumCSEL, ed. A.P. McKinlay, CSEL 72 (Vienna, 1951), pp. 9-149.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
intulit ingluuies uentrem qui tempore paruo7.109Sidonius Apollinaris
223ingluuiem uentris squamosis piscibus implensCarminaMohr 1895
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
res ubi magna nitet domino sene dulcia poma12Horace
238quamquam palmeti praecedant dulcia pomaSermonesKlingner 1959, 161-239
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
diuninae uocis conpleta est flamine sancto1.85Juvencus
246qui uentura dei prompserunt flamine sanctoEvangeliaCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 24 (Vienna, 1891).
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
diuitias omnemque uagis cum nubibus aethram5.46Caelius Sedulius
260aridus ut nullis roraret nubibus aetherCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
prosternunt saepes et cuncta obstacula rumpunt11.117Prudentius
263tunc iterum nutu nimborum obstacula rupitPeristephanonCCSL, ed. M.P. Cunningham, CCSL 126 (Turnhout, 1966), pp. 251-389.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
deliciosus ager ridet uernantibus aruis3.13.11Venantius Fortunatus
266pabula densa ferens uulgo uernantibus aruisCarminaLeo 1881, 1-270
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
parta tueretur postquam discrimina mortis16.252Paulinus of Nola
269sospes qui numquam sensit discrimina mortisCarminaCSEL, ed. W. Hartel, CSEL 30 (Vienna, 1894), pp. 1-338.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
illi inter sese duri certamina belli10.146Vergil
276idcirco simul ad belli certamina crudaAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
donec iterum mortis resurgant corpora membris96Anonymous
278omnia de nigris resurgent corpora bustisCarmen ad flavium felicemWaszink 1937
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
aduentante dea procul o procul este profani6.258Vergil
281aduentante deo qui cunctis praemia pensatAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
restituens seu digna bonis seu iusta profanis30Anonymous
282seu pia perfectis seu certe saeua profanisVersus Sybillae de iudicio deiBulst 1938
M3o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
3
possible
o
or
ecce colonorum rabies hos uerbere saeuo3.72Juvencus
297et merito plectit peccantes uerbere saeuoEvangeliaCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 24 (Vienna, 1891).
M3o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
3
possible
o
or
bistonas aut mauors agitans si uerbere saeuo7.569Lucan
297et merito plectit peccantes uerbere saeuoPharsaliaHousman 1926
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
libertate sua quae christi gratia confert796Prosper of Aquitaine
300uirtutum donis quas christi gratia confertCarmen de ingratisPL, 51, 91-148.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
siquid habent ueri uatum praesagia uiuam15.879Ovid
304atque superna dei uatem praesagmina ditemMetamorphosesAnderson 1977
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
heu quantum inter se bellum si lumine uitae6.828Vergil
308ante praesentis quam nosset lumina uitaeAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
hoc iuuenem egregium praestanti munere donat5.361Vergil
312sanctificaretur praestanti munere uirgoAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
ex ducibus namque unus eram cum sceptra tyrannus1.38Corippus
314daemonis ut regnum necnon et sceptra tyranniIohannidos seu de bellis libycis libri viiiDiggle and Goodyear 1970
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
in uitium plerumque cadit nec in ordine recto2.99Prudentius
329annorum numeros explanans ordine rectoContra SymmachumCCSL, ed. M.P. Cunningham, CCSL 126 (Turnhout, 1966), pp. 182-250.
M3o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
3
possible
o
or
et genus omne neci pecudum dedit omne ferarum3.48Vergil
341et sub qua uolucrum turbae et genus omne ferarumGeorgicaMynors 1969, 29-101
M3o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
3
possible
o
or
hinc pecudes armenta uiros genus omne ferarum4.223Vergil
341et sub qua uolucrum turbae et genus omne ferarumGeorgicaMynors 1969, 29-101
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
nemo cadet sub iure tuo sub morte cruenta131Dracontius
354fallentes pariter multauit morte cruentaSatisfactioVollmer 1905, 114-31
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
et nigram in facie tumidis liuoribus offam16.11Juvenal
356horrendis atram iactabat faucibus offamSaturaeClausen 1959
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
sidereo flagrans clipeo et caelestibus armis12.167Vergil
361denique non trepidat fretus caelestibus armisAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
pauit et hirsutam pecudem rictusque leonum1.236Caelius Sedulius
362saeuos beluarum rictus morsusque leonumCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
flectere nisus iter foueam dilapsus in atram1.301Caelius Sedulius
364egregius uates foueam retrusus in atramCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
sed pecus inmunda gaudens lue semper amicum3.81Caelius Sedulius
365uirginitas castum sic seruat semper amicumCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
inlecebros grauibus coniuncta et damna periclis257Paulinus Pellaei
366tetrica contemnens millenis damna periclisEucharisticosCSEL, ed. W. Brandes, CSEL 16.1 (Vienna, 1888), pp. 289-314.
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
ast aliae maneant nam casti iura pudoris1.534Juvencus
368tres pueri pariter seruarunt iura pudorisEvangeliaCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 24 (Vienna, 1891).
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
proderit et mutis animas damnare metallis1.48Caelius Sedulius
370qui turmas uulgi surdum mutumque metallumCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
tum tuba terrifico stridens clangore uocatos4.157Juvencus
372tum tuba raucisonis reboat clangoribus alteEvangeliaCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 24 (Vienna, 1891).
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
saeua catenatis gestantes uincla lacertis3.75Caelius Sedulius
381dum furibunda pios nodarent uincla lacertosCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
M2o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
o
or
ardentis fidei restincta est flamma camini1.205Caelius Sedulius
384o mirum dictu pueros quod flamma caminiCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
M2o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
o
or
rore atramenti restincta est flamma camini2.27Venantius Fortunatus
384o mirum dictu pueros quod flamma caminiVita S. MartiniLeo 1881, 293-370
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
quod nunc inuito quoque me haec mea pagina prodit85Paulinus Pellaei
391sed priscos tantum cur patres pagina prodatEucharisticosCSEL, ed. W. Brandes, CSEL 16.1 (Vienna, 1888), pp. 289-314.
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
egregius doctor ueterum monumenta secutus2.15.13Venantius Fortunatus
392limpida quos celebrant ueterum monumenta librorumCarminaLeo 1881, 1-270
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
ieiunium dapibus sacro spiramine plenum2.176Caelius Sedulius
396edidit affatim sacro spiramine plenusCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
se quoque permittens fusae genetricis ab aluo1.173Arator
397qui dominum obtrusus sensit genetricis ab aluoDe actibus apostolorumCSEL, ed. A.P. McKinlay, CSEL 72 (Vienna, 1951), pp. 9-149.
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
sufficiunt saepemque satis et pabula melli2.436Vergil
399hic erat in saltu siluestria pabula mellisGeorgicaMynors 1969, 29-101
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
processit summoque hausit de gurgite lymphas9.23Vergil
410diluit aequoreis mergens in gurgite limphisAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
tempora ceu totidem latum sparguntur in orbem1.36Caelius Sedulius
412plurima quadratum quae nunc sparguntur in orbemCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
hic et praecursor domini et baptista iohannes27.414Paulinus of Nola
414nuntius et domini dictus praecursor iohannesCarminaCSEL, ed. W. Hartel, CSEL 30 (Vienna, 1894), pp. 1-338.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
iura superna regis sed quod caro corpore matris2.789Arator
417quamuis fecundo caruisset corpore materDe actibus apostolorumCSEL, ed. A.P. McKinlay, CSEL 72 (Vienna, 1951), pp. 9-149.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
peruia diuisi patuerunt caerula ponti1.136Caelius Sedulius
423humida fluctiuagi sacrantem caerula pontiCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
liquerat et medios lustrabat passibus agros3.71Caelius Sedulius
427ac ripas lustrante piis cum passibus omnesCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
ille chelydrus adest nigri qui felle ueneni3.19Caelius Sedulius
436sola caret quoniam crudelis felle ueneniCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
protinus in patuli suspensus culmine ligni5.182Caelius Sedulius
452dum crucis in patulo suspensus stipite poenasCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
optatam tenuere uiamquae lege futura3.239Caelius Sedulius
454sed tamen optatam senserunt saecla salutemCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
ad genitorem imas erebi descendit ad umbras6.404Vergil
455dum deus ad herebi uagas descenderit umbrasAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
ferrea cerbereae tacuerunt limina portae8.56Statius
456ferrea uectiferae fracturus limina ualuaeThebaidKlotz 1973
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
quae sentit flagrare fidem mox lumina tangens4.36Caelius Sedulius
472dedidit obtutum caecorum lumina tangensCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
sensit damna frutex sed amici fomitis aestu1.129Caelius Sedulius
477atra uenenorum non sensit damna nigrorumCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
M3o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
3
possible
o
or
terrigenae caeca sorberet fauce nepotes2.19Caelius Sedulius
478quamuis letiferos sorberet faucibus haustusCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
M3o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
3
possible
o
or
aethiopesque lacus quos si quis faucibus hausit15.32Ovid
478quamuis letiferos sorberet faucibus haustusMetamorphosesAnderson 1977
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
incipit o quam te parcum in praeconia famae2.176Statius
485paulus apostolicae meruit praeconia famaeThebaidKlotz 1973
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
concilians hominem medii per foedera christi19.726Paulinus of Nola
488membra cateruarum seruantum foedera christiCarminaCSEL, ed. W. Hartel, CSEL 30 (Vienna, 1894), pp. 1-338.
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
sufficit unda lauans nisi sit sine felle columba1.662Arator
492uertit in albentes glauco sine felle columbasDe actibus apostolorumCSEL, ed. A.P. McKinlay, CSEL 72 (Vienna, 1951), pp. 9-149.
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
sensit damna frutex sed amici fomitis aestu1.129Caelius Sedulius
498quamuis caecatus sentiret damna pupillaeCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
qui caeli fabricator ades qui conditor orbis1.61Caelius Sedulius
514donec quadrati praepollens conditor orbisCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
ossibus ornat amore colit3.5Prudentius
521denique post mortem sacratis ossibus ornatPeristephanonCCSL, ed. M.P. Cunningham, CCSL 126 (Turnhout, 1966), pp. 251-389.
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
ille ducem haud timidis uadentem passibus aequat6.263Vergil
533discipulus fides deuotus passibus aequatAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
audacem ad turnum luco tum forte parentis9.3Vergil
534contigit idcirco longaeuos forte parentesAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
temporibus constant uirtutum signa tuarum1.95Caelius Sedulius
543plurima hic fecit uirtutum signa sacerdosCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
iussit adorari et soli famularier uni2.197Caelius Sedulius
549dum contempserunt christo famularier uniCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
M2o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
o
or
cum fera karthago romanis arcibus olim10.12Vergil
556caelitus illuxit romanis arcibus ut solAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
M2o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
o
or
imbellem auertis romanis arcibus indum2.172Vergil
556caelitus illuxit romanis arcibus ut solGeorgicaMynors 1969, 29-101
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
adtactu solo purgauit lurida membra1.738Juvencus
557hic constantini curauit lurida membraEvangeliaCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 24 (Vienna, 1891).
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
ingenio uigilans diues quoque dogmate christi4.9.27Venantius Fortunatus
566dum regem romae correxit dogmate christiCarminaLeo 1881, 1-270
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
aurea perpetuae capietis praemia uitae1.341Caelius Sedulius
571lucida perpetuae qui pandit limina uitaeCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
sidereo flagrans clipeo et caelestibus armis12.167Vergil
572quapropter cunctos fretus caelestibus armisAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
inpleuit pariter ternis latratibus auras7.414Ovid
575frustra qui superas implent latratibus aurasMetamorphosesAnderson 1977
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
sic redit incluso tremula sine uoce susurro4.96Venantius Fortunatus
580dum magus in taurum pellax sine uoce susurratVita S. MartiniLeo 1881, 293-370
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
heu quianam tanti cinxerunt aethera nimbi5.13Vergil
582uastus tunc uulgi clamor ferit aethera nimbiAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
qui cruce purpurea pretiosi sanguinis ostro27.89Paulinus of Nola
584ut plebs quam christus pretiosi sanguinis ostroCarminaCSEL, ed. W. Hartel, CSEL 30 (Vienna, 1894), pp. 1-338.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
ignarosque loci passim et formidine captos2.384Vergil
618pallidus euigilat somni formidine captusAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
nox ruit et fuscis tellurem amplectitur alis8.369Vergil
629necnon et furuis terram complectitur alisAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
M2o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
o
or
at iuueni oranti subitus tremor occupat artus7.446Vergil
630tum sopor in strato regales occupat artusAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
M2o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
o
or
deficimus cur ante tubam tremor occupat artus11.424Vergil
630tum sopor in strato regales occupat artusAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
sunt geminae belli portae sic nomine dicunt7.607Vergil
634urbs est quam uulgo bizanti nomine dicuntAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
M3o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
3
possible
o
or
ingentisque tenent fossas et turribus altis9.47Vergil
646per quos errectis castrorum turribus altisAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
M3o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
3
possible
o
or
nec spes ulla fugae miseri stant turribus altis10.121Vergil
646per quos errectis castrorum turribus altisAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
M1o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
1
certain
o
or
it noua progenies et aui numerantur auorum1.311Caelius Sedulius
650quorum progenies et aui glomerantur auorumCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
M1o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
1
certain
o
or
stat fortuna domus et aui numerantur auorum4.209Vergil
650quorum progenies et aui glomerantur auorumGeorgicaMynors 1969, 29-101
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
decidit in uitium per sordida foedera carnis910Prudentius
653spiritus et castae seruauit foedera carnisLiber apotheosisCCSL, ed. M.P. Cunningham, CCSL 126 (Turnhout, 1966), pp. 73-115.
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
admiranda tibi leuium spectacula rerum4.3Vergil
656magna futurarum meruit spectacula rerumGeorgicaMynors 1969, 29-101
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
uisibus humanis magicas tribuere figuras4.171Caelius Sedulius
664uisibus humanis certant abscedere porroCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
appellantque lichan at tu iouis inclita proles9.229Ovid
666a quo sortitur nomen sic inclita prolesMetamorphosesAnderson 1977
M2o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
o
or
credere qui gessit quicquid baptismate lotis1.849Arator
679hunc pater omnipotens nondum baptismate lotumDe actibus apostolorumCSEL, ed. A.P. McKinlay, CSEL 72 (Vienna, 1951), pp. 9-149.
M2o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
o
or
gentibus esse locum quibus in baptismate lotis1.864Arator
679hunc pater omnipotens nondum baptismate lotumDe actibus apostolorumCSEL, ed. A.P. McKinlay, CSEL 72 (Vienna, 1951), pp. 9-149.
M2o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
o
or
inlinit infunditque diem baptismate lota697Prudentius
679hunc pater omnipotens nondum baptismate lotumLiber apotheosisCCSL, ed. M.P. Cunningham, CCSL 126 (Turnhout, 1966), pp. 73-115.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
deuotus christo peteret cum regna piorum35.4Damasus
683christo deuotus cum iam catecuminus essetEpigrammataFerrua 1942
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
quid lapides atque aera coli qui fana profana1.47Caelius Sedulius
690nam paganorum destruxit fana profanaCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
M3o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
3
possible
o
or
o uox sancta loqui defuncta cadauera cogens10.6.59Venantius Fortunatus
698surgere ter fecit defuncta cadauera letoCarminaLeo 1881, 1-270
M3o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
3
possible
o
or
qui pie restituit defuncta cadauera uitae10.11.15Venantius Fortunatus
698surgere ter fecit defuncta cadauera letoCarminaLeo 1881, 1-270
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
creuerat utilitas ad nostrae munia uitae19.344Paulinus of Nola
700necnon aegrotis impendens munia uitaeCarminaCSEL, ed. W. Hartel, CSEL 30 (Vienna, 1894), pp. 1-338.
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
angelicis uectus manibus celer aethere calcans2.321Venantius Fortunatus
709angelicis uectus caeli ad conuersa cateruisVita S. MartiniLeo 1881, 293-370
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
classe ueho mecum fama super aethera notus1.379Vergil
712gregorius felix fama super aethera notusAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
comminus his sanctum conpellant uocibus ultro1.305Venantius Fortunatus
719tum sanctum placidis complellant uocibus ambaeVita S. MartiniLeo 1881, 293-370
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
cum quo praeclarae fuerant consortia uitae1.287Paulinus of Perigueux
729ut tecum maneant nostrae consortia uitaeVita metrica S. MartiniCSEL, ed. M. Petschenig, CSEL 16.1 (Vienna, 1888), pp. 17-159.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
condidit egregio uiscera sancta loco1.2.26Venantius Fortunatus
731condidit egregiam diuino dogmate legemCarminaLeo 1881, 1-270
M3o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
3
possible
o
or
alternis uicibus modo uadis et inde recurris7.12.95Venantius Fortunatus
735alternis uicibus reddens oracula sanctisCarminaLeo 1881, 1-270
M3o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
3
possible
o
or
alternis uicibus diuina poemata psallunt8.3.7Venantius Fortunatus
735alternis uicibus reddens oracula sanctisCarminaLeo 1881, 1-270
M3o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
3
possible
o
or
in uitium plerumque cadit nec in ordine recto2.99Prudentius
742materiam mundi discernens ordine rectoContra SymmachumCCSL, ed. M.P. Cunningham, CCSL 126 (Turnhout, 1966), pp. 182-250.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
aurea perpetuae capietis praemia uitae1.341Caelius Sedulius
752lucida perpetuae mercantes munera uitaeCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
principis augusti simile est ad regna polorum151Dracontius
755summa supernorum conquirens regna polorumSatisfactioVollmer 1905, 114-31
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
plus haurire mali est quam ex re decerpere fructus79Horace
758in quis contemplatiuos decerpere fructusSermonesKlingner 1959, 161-239
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
classe ueho mecum fama super aethera notus1.379Vergil
774haud secus et paulus signis super aethera notusAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
misenum aeoliden quo non praestantior alter6.164Vergil
776per deserta fuit quo non praestantior alterAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
illos aut sterili platea sed tegmine aprico18.231Paulinus of Nola
784et fruitur foliis pro aprico tegmine pepliCarminaCSEL, ed. W. Hartel, CSEL 30 (Vienna, 1894), pp. 1-338.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
cernere nongentos ultra feliciter annos2.12Caelius Sedulius
793undecies denos et tres feliciter annosCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
libera per uitreos mouit uestigia campos3.235Caelius Sedulius
813aequora per uitreos bullirent turbida camposCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
ac proprias repetent diuersis partibus oras92Anonymous
816dum proprias spernunt spumosis fluctibus orasCarmen ad flavium felicemWaszink 1937
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
obsedere fores has seruant agmine denso2.45Vergil
817tunc omnes pariter glomerantes agmine densoAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
eiusdem scriptum est iusto moderamine legis2.575Juvencus
831conseruans geminum iusto moderamine pondusEvangeliaCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 24 (Vienna, 1891).
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
adcelerate fugam tendatur tramite recto2.358Alcimus Avitus
846ut populum domini uadentem tramite rectoCarmina de spiritalis historiae gestisPeiper 1883
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
tunc ille aeterni species pulcherrima regni28Anonymous
847ferret ad aeterni ductor uestigia regniVersus Sybillae de iudicio deiBulst 1938
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
cernis ut una uia est multis anfractibus errans2.896Prudentius
848quem pius abstrusus scaeuis anfractibus errorContra SymmachumCCSL, ed. M.P. Cunningham, CCSL 126 (Turnhout, 1966), pp. 182-250.
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
fama ciet populos ad mystica signa salutis1.455Arator
867porrecta rupit dextra per signa salutisDe actibus apostolorumCSEL, ed. A.P. McKinlay, CSEL 72 (Vienna, 1951), pp. 9-149.
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
exarmant uacuaque iubent remeare pharetra8.386Lucan
869ad proprios iterum iussit remeare lacertosPharsaliaHousman 1926
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
egregium albanum fecunda britannia profert8.3.155Venantius Fortunatus
878quos gerit in gremio fecunda britannia ciuesCarminaLeo 1881, 1-270
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
fonte renascentes membris et sanguine christi5.291Caelius Sedulius
883purpureo passum uenerantes sanguine christumCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
uirtutis meritis abrahae semine mutat15.7Paulinus of Nola
896uirtutum meritis redolens ut nomine florensCarminaCSEL, ed. W. Hartel, CSEL 30 (Vienna, 1894), pp. 1-338.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
haec si parua forent sumptam de flumine lymphamExod.4Cyprianus Gallus
910mox fontana iubet narcissus flumina limphaeHeptateuchosCSEL, ed. R. Peiper, CSEL 23 (Vienna, 1891), pp. 1-208.
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
funditur interea per cunctos gratia sensus1.211Arator
913funditur interea per cunctas unda lucernasDe actibus apostolorumCSEL, ed. A.P. McKinlay, CSEL 72 (Vienna, 1951), pp. 9-149.
M2o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
o
or
confestim proceres populi miracula rerum3.675Juvencus
919mox uulgi cuneus cernens miracula rerumEvangeliaCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 24 (Vienna, 1891).
M2o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
o
or
omnia transformat sese in miracula rerum4.441Vergil
919mox uulgi cuneus cernens miracula rerumGeorgicaMynors 1969, 29-101
M2o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
o
or
concelebrent cuncti laudes gratesque frequentent1.117Juvencus
920in commune deo grates laudesque frequentatEvangeliaCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 24 (Vienna, 1891).
M3o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
3
possible
o
or
aeternoque patri laudes gratesque celebrant3.203Juvencus
920in commune deo grates laudesque frequentatEvangeliaCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 24 (Vienna, 1891).
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
occidit in talum serpentis dente recepto10.1Ovid
925praesulis ut famam serpentis dente lacessantMetamorphosesAnderson 1977
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
dura fuere malis testis memphitica tellus27.39Paulinus of Nola
971nec minus interea stupuit memphitica tellusCarminaCSEL, ed. W. Hartel, CSEL 30 (Vienna, 1894), pp. 1-338.
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
praeteriensque uidet ponti per litora fratres1.421Juvencus
981aspicit infantum ponti per litora turmasEvangeliaCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 24 (Vienna, 1891).
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
tectorum adsiduos ac mille pericula saeuae3.8Juvenal
995scaeuos scismaticos et mille pericula perfertSaturaeClausen 1959
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
aspicit inualidum dimenso corpore mancum3.183Caelius Sedulius
1001turpiter arsenium sic fantes corpore mancumCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
scinditur auricolor caeli septemplicis aethra1.356Juvencus
1031iustitiae uero solem septemplicis aethraeEvangeliaCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 24 (Vienna, 1891).
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
fatorum inmoto diuisi limite mundum2.11Lucan
1040immo triquadrum discreto limite mundumPharsaliaHousman 1926
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
non cunctante gradu gressum comitare mariti66Claudianus
1061non cunctante gradu cum sanctae limina ualuaeEpithalamium LaurentiiHall 1985, 417-420
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
laocoon ductus neptuno sorte sacerdos2.201Vergil
1065tum demum capital perpessus sorte scaerdosAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
corpore cum sancto deuicta morte recepit4.757Juvencus
1066aethera glauca petit deuicta morte triumphansEvangeliaCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 24 (Vienna, 1891).
M2o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
o
or
agnus et angelicus cecinit miracula coetus2.72Caelius Sedulius
1070angelicis iuncti penetrabant coetibus almumCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
M2o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
o
or
iungitur angelicis casta puella choris8.4.4Venantius Fortunatus
1070angelicis iuncti penetrabant coetibus altumCarminaLeo 1881, 1-270
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
extulerit titan radiisque retexerit orbem4.119Vergil
1073qua croceos titan radios defundit in orbemAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
M2o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
o
or
et genitrix facta est partus enixa gemellos6.713Ovid
1077quos materna simul matrix enixa gemellosMetamorphosesAnderson 1977
M2o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
o
or
byblida cum cauno prolem est enixa gemellam9.453Ovid
1077quos materna simul matrix enixa gemellosMetamorphosesAnderson 1977
M2o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
o
or
nascitur e phoebo namque est enixa gemellos11.316Ovid
1077quos materna simul matrix enixa gemellosMetamorphosesAnderson 1977
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
inualidasque manus et quidquid debile uulgi3.254Caelius Sedulius
1088fantes corrumpunt et quicquid debile ferturCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
tum saltim matrem christo donante recepit1.231Paulinus of Perigueux
1089caelitus instaurant christo donante salutemVita metrica S. MartiniCSEL, ed. M. Petschenig, CSEL 16.1 (Vienna, 1888), pp. 17-159.
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
exim gorgoneis allecto infecta uenenis7.341Vergil
1105altera gorgoneis molitur damna uenenisAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
lector docte pias et tecum mente sagaci1.404Arator
1129qui fuit ut fertur donatus mente sagaciDe actibus apostolorumCSEL, ed. A.P. McKinlay, CSEL 72 (Vienna, 1951), pp. 9-149.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
intrantem muros uocemque his auribus hausi4.359Vergil
1132auribus hausisset caelesti grammate scriptaAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
nec prius e tenebris solueris carceris atri1.517Juvencus
1140truserat in tenebras conclusi carceris atrasEvangeliaCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 24 (Vienna, 1891).
M3o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
3
possible
o
or
candida sidereis gestans uelamina peplis1.26Corippus
1146serica purpureis praebens uelamina peplisIohannidos seu de bellis libycis libri viiiDiggle and Goodyear 1970
M2o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
o
or
serica purpureis sternuntur uellera uillis2.88Venantius Fortunatus
1146serica purpureis praebens uelamina peplisVita S. MartiniLeo 1881, 293-370
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
mellea tunc roseis haerescant basia labris80Claudianus
1159mellea tunc roseis haerescunt labra labellisEpithalamium LaurentiiHall 1985, 417-420
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
ipsa loqui scriptique tenax ueloxque legendi38Claudianus
1169nempe tenax scripti fuerat ueloxque legendiEpithalamium LaurentiiHall 1985, 417-420
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
solabar fatis contraria fata rependens1.239Vergil
1171dum pius opposuit fatis contraria fataAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
daemonis horrendi purgato corde fugauit3.37Juvencus
1178et maculam ueneris pullam cum corde fugassentEvangeliaCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 24 (Vienna, 1891).
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
et quid nam paruum est sed nullo ture litabis5.12Persius
1188herculis in fano ni forsan tura litaretSaturaeClausen 1956
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
ast alii solem caecatis mentibus acti1.248Caelius Sedulius
1198quamuis hunc stolidi caecata mente ligarentCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
saeua catenatis gestantes uincla lacertis3.75Caelius Sedulius
1210arta catenarum constringunt uincla lacertosCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
seque palam dominus populis dedit: ecce repente3.295Caelius Sedulius
1212ecce repente pius nodatos arbiter artusCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
aurea perpetuae capietis praemia uitae1.341Caelius Sedulius
1226lucida perpetuae uisuros praemia uitaeCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
nec prius e tenebris solueris carceris atri1.517Juvencus
1230truditur in tenebras laturus carceris atrasEvangeliaCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 24 (Vienna, 1891).
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
uirgineos artus liquido perfundere rore3.164Ovid
1236uirgineos artus tutos seruare puellaeMetamorphosesAnderson 1977
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
pauit et hirsutam pecudem rictusque leonum1.236Caelius Sedulius
1241rictibus et rabidis corrosus dente leonisCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
letalesque domos preparabit terra dehiscens25Anonymous
1248de gremio tumuli cum tellus sponte dehiscitVersus Sybillae de iudicio deiBulst 1938
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
quae monumenta ferunt cuius tuba saeua cruentum1.1Arator
1252ecclesiam christi tempestas saeua cruentansDe actibus apostolorumCSEL, ed. A.P. McKinlay, CSEL 72 (Vienna, 1951), pp. 9-149.
M2o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
o
or
uatis ad officium pleno pubesceret aeuo1.132Juvencus
1263quamuis in tenero pulcher pubesceret aeuoEvangeliaCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 24 (Vienna, 1891).
M2o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
o
or
et nunc aequali tecum pubesceret aeuo3.491Vergil
1263quamuis in tenero pulcher pubesceret aeuoAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
his hunc formatum studiis natalibus ortam2.193Sidonius Apollinaris
1266nititur indolem claris natalibus ortamCarminaMohr 1895
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
intrantem muros uocemque his auribus hausi4.359Vergil
1277caelestes fatus sic felix auribus hausitAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
M3o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
3
possible
o
or
obiciunt portas tamen et praecepta facessunt9.45Vergil
1286interea iuuenis patris praecepta facessitAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
M2o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
o
or
haud mora continuo matris praecepta facessit4.548Vergil
1286interea iuuenis patris praecepta facessitGeorgicaMynors 1969, 29-101
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
sed iam aut contigerant illi conubia matris12.194Ovid
1287et simulata tori spondens conubia matriMetamorphosesAnderson 1977
M2o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
o
or
bacatum et dupilcem gemmis auroque coronam1.655Vergil
1288accipit ornatum gemmis auroque puellamAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
M2o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
o
or
hic regina grauem gemmis auroque poposcit1.728Vergil
1288accipit ornatum gemmis auroque puellamAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
exercet penso castum ut seruare cubile8.412Vergil
1294per somnum moneat castum seruare pudoremAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
at iouis imperii rapidi super atria caeli1.197Statius
1306uiribus infractis pulsantes atria caeliThebaidKlotz 1973
M2o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
o
or
caecaque daedalei lustratis limina tecti1.44Caelius Sedulius
1307astriferi precibus dum lustrant limen olimpiCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
M2o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
o
or
candidus insuetum miratur limen olympi5.56Vergil
1307astriferi precibus dum lustrant limen olimpiEclogaeMynors 1969, 1-28
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
obtulerit domino uenerandus rite sacerdos8.221Corippus
1311fabricat altithrono uenerandus templa sacerdosIohannidos seu de bellis libycis libri viiiDiggle and Goodyear 1970
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
caede locum et pleno spumantis sanguine riuos9.456Vergil
1313donec purpureo rorarent sanguine riuiAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
fertur et illa geri fessus de calle magister1.887Arator
1316ut prius angusto tendebat calle magisterDe actibus apostolorumCSEL, ed. A.P. McKinlay, CSEL 72 (Vienna, 1951), pp. 9-149.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
sanguine purpureo sequeris hyacinthe probatus47.4Damasus
1317sanguine purpureo demens peccamina mundiEpigrammataFerrua 1942
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
laxaque disperso pereunt simulacra metallo4.246Venantius Fortunatus
1325quinquaginta simul stabant simulacra metallisVita S. MartiniLeo 1881, 293-370
M3o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
3
possible
o
or
at si forte suis obnoxia corda uenenis2.719Juvencus
1328rancida gorgoneis inspirans corda uenenisEvangeliaCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 24 (Vienna, 1891).
M2o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
o
or
exim gorgoneis allecto infecta uenenis7.341Vergil
1328rancida gorgoneis inspirans corda uenenisAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
et fossor uacuam sine fructu et palmite uitem5.45Paulinus of Perigueux
1333nec bacchus ualuit cui frondent palmite uitesVita metrica S. MartiniCSEL, ed. M. Petschenig, CSEL 16.1 (Vienna, 1888), pp. 17-159.
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
corniger hesperidum fluuius regnator aquarum8.77Vergil
1338neptunus fama dictus regnator aquarumAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
si tibi magnanimus rigida uirtute uideris7.24g.1Venantius Fortunatus
1347non tamen in templo rigida uirtute resultatCarminaLeo 1881, 1-270
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
reddidit auriculam nec enim uindicta tonanti5.72Caelius Sedulius
1357acriter idcirco exarsit uindicta tonantisCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
in caelum properans securos linqueret artus1.246Corippus
1361et caput infandum funestos liquerat artusIn laudem Iustini AugustiCameron 1976
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
aurora in roseis fulgebat lutea bigis7.26Vergil
1363aurora in fuluis dum luxit lutea bigisAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
M3o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
3
possible
o
or
quae sic coepta fretis latissima funditur aruis2.687Arator
1365ac roseos patulis radios infunderet aruisDe actibus apostolorumCSEL, ed. A.P. McKinlay, CSEL 72 (Vienna, 1951), pp. 9-149.
M2o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
o
or
saepius obscuris radios infundere feruens2.96Arator
1365ac roseos patulis radios infunderet aruisDe actibus apostolorumCSEL, ed. A.P. McKinlay, CSEL 72 (Vienna, 1951), pp. 9-149.
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
nec repetita sequi curet proserpina matrem1.39Vergil
1381sed regina sequi matrem proserpina nolletGeorgicaMynors 1969, 29-101
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
pan deus arcadiae captam te luna fefellit3.392Vergil
1383nec pan arcadiae quam gens colit exta litandoGeorgicaMynors 1969, 29-101
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
et solida imponit taurorum uiscera flammis6.253Vergil
1384plurima dum ueribus torrebunt uiscera flammisAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
lumina nam geminas arcebant uulnera palmas5.219Caelius Sedulius
1404limpida sed tenebras arcebant lumina furuasCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
syrtica terrificus saeuo crepitante tumultu6.564Corippus
1413tunc precibus turmae uasto crepitante tumultuIohannidos seu de bellis libycis libri viiiDiggle and Goodyear 1970
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
splendentemque die medio non cernere solem1.577Prudentius
1418et rediuiuus item splendentem cernere solemContra SymmachumCCSL, ed. M.P. Cunningham, CCSL 126 (Turnhout, 1966), pp. 182-250.
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
incusum aut atras massam picis urbe reportat1.275Vergil
1423in quibus atra picis massa flagrauerat ardensGeorgicaMynors 1969, 29-101
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
protinus aetherias modulabor luminis oras8Anonymous
1426donec in aethereas flamma prorumperet orasCarmen ad flavium felicemWaszink 1937
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
martini digitis oleo manante lucernae2.42Venantius Fortunatus
1428licia tunc digitos oleo madentia nectuntVita S. MartiniLeo 1881, 293-370
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
ilicet ignis edax summa ad fastigia uento2.758Vergil
1429quae mox ignis edax flammis combussit acerbisAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
effuge pestiferi rabies uaesana ueneni1.404Juvencus
1432caerula pestiferis extollit colla uenenisEvangeliaCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 24 (Vienna, 1891).
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
pauit et hirsutam pecudem rictusque leonum1.236Caelius Sedulius
1434rictibus ut rodant sanctorum membra leonesCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
parque salutiferis texit uictoria palmis27.434Paulinus of Nola
1437sed secus euenit sanctis uictoria palmaeCarminaCSEL, ed. W. Hartel, CSEL 30 (Vienna, 1894), pp. 1-338.
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
et didicere truces praedam seruare leones1.219Caelius Sedulius
1443et didicere truces praedam seruare leonesCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
nuntius aetherio descendit culmine caeliGen.6Cyprianus Gallus
1445lucida stelligeri scandentes culmina caeliHeptateuchosCSEL, ed. R. Peiper, CSEL 23 (Vienna, 1891), pp. 1-208.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
temporibus constant uirtutum signa tuarum1.95Caelius Sedulius
1455plurima hic gessit uirtutum signa sacerdosCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
ne natale solum patrii ne iugera ruris2.155Prudentius
1457squalida deserti procurans iugera rurisContra SymmachumCCSL, ed. M.P. Cunningham, CCSL 126 (Turnhout, 1966), pp. 182-250.
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
ast aliae maneant nam casti iura pudoris1.534Juvencus
1472corpore ne nudo temeraret iura pudorisEvangeliaCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 24 (Vienna, 1891).
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
lector docte pias et tecum mente sagaci1.404Arator
1480uertitur in rabiem fraudatus mente sagaciDe actibus apostolorumCSEL, ed. A.P. McKinlay, CSEL 72 (Vienna, 1951), pp. 9-149.
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
dixerat et gelida constrictum morte cadauer3.138Caelius Sedulius
1496idcirco gelida constrictum morte camellumCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
aurea perpetuae capietis praemia uitae1.341Caelius Sedulius
1503pulchraque perpetuae penetrantem limina uitaeCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
M2o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
o
or
dumque illi effusam longis anfractibus urbem1.605Lucan
1521bacchantum ritu longis anfractibus errantPharsaliaHousman 1926
M2o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
o
or
bacchantum ritu flagrantis circuit aras7.258Ovid
1521bacchantum ritu longis anfractibus errantMetamorphosesAnderson 1977
M2o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
o
or
cernis ut una uia est multis anfractibus errans2.896Prudentius
1521bacchantum ritu longis anfractibus errantContra SymmachumCCSL, ed. M.P. Cunningham, CCSL 126 (Turnhout, 1966), pp. 182-250.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
et licet inmensas fido trahat agmine turmasIud.4Cyprianus Gallus
1525et mox stare fecit bacchantes agmine turmasHeptateuchosCSEL, ed. R. Peiper, CSEL 23 (Vienna, 1891), pp. 1-208.
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
ergo ubi flumineum post mystica dona lauacrum2.166Caelius Sedulius
1532mistica caelesti sumantes dona lauacriCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
noctiuago phoebe medium pulsabat olympum10.216Vergil
1537dum crebris uicibus celsum pulsabat olimpumAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
sensibus et toto delectet corde fateri1.28Caelius Sedulius
1543inter credentes qui christum corde fatenturCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
at si forte suis obnoxia corda uenenis2.719Juvencus
1545nam bellona ferox infecit corda uenenisEvangeliaCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 24 (Vienna, 1891).
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
pompei densis acies stipata cateruis7.492Lucan
1547procedunt acies densa stipante cateruaPharsaliaHousman 1926
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
tela tenent saeuit medio in certamine mauors8.7Vergil
1548horridus exultat crudo certamine mauorsAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
non pia concinuit cum rauco classica cornu1.238Lucan
1549cornua rauca sonant et salpix classica clangitPharsaliaHousman 1926
M3o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
3
possible
o
or
exhalantur humo dubiaeque crepuscula lucis11.596Ovid
1569rursus mane uident rumpente crepuscula luceMetamorphosesAnderson 1977
M3o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
3
possible
o
or
dum dubitant seram pepulere crepuscula lucem15.651Ovid
1569rursus mane uident rumpente crepuscula luceMetamorphosesAnderson 1977
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
et quid nam paruum est sed nullo ture litabis5.12Persius
1574omnes certatim qui fanis tura litabantSaturaeClausen 1956
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
ergo ubi flumineum post mystica dona lauacrum2.166Caelius Sedulius
1576limpida mundantis sectantes dona lauacriCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
pulchra repentino uestita est gramine tellus1.25Alcimus Avitus
1584germinat ex gremio cum glescit gramine tellusCarmina de spiritalis historiae gestisPeiper 1883
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
emicat aula tholis ubi dantur digna petenti1.285Caelius Sedulius
1589pulsemus pariter solamina digna petentesCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
liquerat et medios lustrabat passibus agros3.71Caelius Sedulius
1595quamuis aegipti lustrasset passibus aruaCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
sunt geminae belli portae sic nomine dicunt7.607Vergil
1605usque diem penti quem dicunt nomine costenAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
testamenta regens ueterum patefecit abyssum1.146Caelius Sedulius
1625nam rudis et priscae legis patefecit abyssumCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
hoc quoque nulla tuis patefecit littera chartis1.101Venantius Fortunatus
1627quos nunc sacratis describit littera cartisCarmina (appendix)Leo 1881, 271-292
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
dignus amore dei uiuit per saecla magister1.24Damasus
1631inclitus hic constat scedis per saecla magisterEpigrammataFerrua 1942
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
nequiquam et rara muros cinxere corona10.122Vergil
1650undique uallentes densa cingente coronaAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
regalemque decus capitis gestare coronam1.141Prudentius
1662uirginibus dederit nitidas gestare coronasContra SymmachumCCSL, ed. M.P. Cunningham, CCSL 126 (Turnhout, 1966), pp. 182-250.
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
et remeare salus poterit nec mente sequuntur4.324Juvencus
1665ut dominum lucis deuota mente sequanturEvangeliaCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 24 (Vienna, 1891).
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
rursus odiferis renouantur floribus arua9.3.6Venantius Fortunatus
1669purpureis uernantqua campi floribus aruaCarminaLeo 1881, 1-270
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
quicquid in hoc utero fecunda puerpera gessit2.149Arator
1677desponsata proco fecunda puerpera uirgoDe actibus apostolorumCSEL, ed. A.P. McKinlay, CSEL 72 (Vienna, 1951), pp. 9-149.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
ecce dei ueniens peccatum tollere mundi2.149Caelius Sedulius
1684sordida qui ueniens dempsisset crimina mundiCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
exueret deus ut tetra caligine mundum8.1Prosper of Aquitaine
1687exueret mundum ut furua caligine christusEpigrammataPL, 51, 497-532.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
haec adeo sancti quotiens cecinere prophetae356Anonymous
1690de quo iam dudum cecinerunt uerba prophetaeCarmen ad flavium felicemWaszink 1937
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
molle pecus trepidaeque uocant sua pignera fetae2.113Caelius Sedulius
1691haec inquam uirgo caelesti pignore fetaCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
claudit iter bellis qui portam pandit in astris1.1076Arator
1695cum pater altithronus gabrihel misisset ab astrisDe actibus apostolorumCSEL, ed. A.P. McKinlay, CSEL 72 (Vienna, 1951), pp. 9-149.
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
et nemora alta tenens florenti uertice caelum219Anonymous
1698hortus conclusus florenti uertice uernansCarmen ad flavium felicemWaszink 1937
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
spiritus et ueniet purus lectissima uirgo1.69Juvencus
1704spiritus e caelo ueniet sanctissimus in teEvangeliaCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 24 (Vienna, 1891).
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
spiritus impleuit sancto cui uiscera fetu1.14Juvencus
1707quo dictu matris turgescunt uiscera fetuEvangeliaCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 24 (Vienna, 1891).
M2o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
o
or
coniugis ille suae conplexus colla lacertis1.733Ovid
1715candida praepulchris complectens colla lacertisMetamorphosesAnderson 1977
M3o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
3
possible
o
or
attulit et paruis adduxit colla lacertis6.626Ovid
1715candida praepulchris complectens colla lacertisMetamorphosesAnderson 1977
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
rursus erant domino stultae praecordia mentis11.149Ovid
1718non tamen inflexit fallax praecordia mentisMetamorphosesAnderson 1977
M3o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
3
possible
o
or
comminus his sanctum conpellant uocibus ultro1.305Venantius Fortunatus
1721taliter interea compellans uocibus infitVita S. MartiniLeo 1881, 293-370
M2o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
o
or
isque his aenean solatus uocibus infit5.708Vergil
1721taliter interea compellans uocibus infitAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
quae nulla gaudent genitali lege tororum3.485Juvencus
1722dum secreta petunt concessa lege tororumEvangeliaCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 24 (Vienna, 1891).
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
promisit graiumque ideo bis uindicat armis4.228Vergil
1729sed mox angelicis ulciscens uindicat armisAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
ergo ubi flumineum post mystica dona lauacrum2.166Caelius Sedulius
1733donec credentes sumpsissent dona lauacriCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
peruia diuisi patuerunt caerula ponti1.136Caelius Sedulius
1736siciliae tellus quam uallant caerula pontiCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
omnia saeclorum series promissa trahebat1.308Juvencus
1744omnia saeclorum mox ornamenta relinquensEvangeliaCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 24 (Vienna, 1891).
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
sollicitat glaucamque fretum mucrone cruento2.295Dracontius
1749quod castum lacerat corpus mucrone cruentoDe laudibus deiVollmer 1905, 23-113
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
uirgineos artus liquido perfundere rore3.164Ovid
1753uirgineos artus assantes torribus atrisMetamorphosesAnderson 1977
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
ignibus innocuis flagrans apparuit olim1.127Caelius Sedulius
1755ignibus innocuis exurens membra puellaeCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
diducente pedes sternuntur fragmina testae15.185Paulinus of Nola
1758dum rogus ardescens et rubrae fragmina testaeCarminaCSEL, ed. W. Hartel, CSEL 30 (Vienna, 1894), pp. 1-338.
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
qui tantum meruere uiris spectare triumphum5.424Caelius Sedulius
1763femineum indolis gaudens spectare triumphumCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
grandiaque effossis mirabitur ossa sepulcris1.497Vergil
1769quamlibet in tumba pausarent ossa sepulcriGeorgicaMynors 1969, 29-101
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
ardet in inmensum geminatis ignibus aetne2.22Ovid
1771tempore nam quodam feruescens ignibus aetnaMetamorphosesAnderson 1977
M2o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
o
or
at tamen excisi subter caua uiscera montis11.165Prudentius
1774congeries lapidum liquefactaque uiscera montisPeristephanonCCSL, ed. M.P. Cunningham, CCSL 126 (Turnhout, 1966), pp. 251-389.
M2o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
o
or
interdum scopulos auulsaque uiscera montis3.575Vergil
1774congeries lapidum liquefactaque uiscera montisAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
in quo conspicua flammarum lampade cernitExod.3Cyprianus Gallus
1775tum siculus cultor flammarum fulmine cernensHeptateuchosCSEL, ed. R. Peiper, CSEL 23 (Vienna, 1891), pp. 1-208.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
his hunc formatum studiis natalibus ortam2.193Sidonius Apollinaris
1784quam de stirpe bona et claris natalibus ortamCarminaMohr 1895
M2o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
o
or
sedibus ut saltem placidis in morte quiescam6.371Vergil
1790agathae corpus placida sub morte quieuitAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
M2o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
o
or
confossus placidaque ibi demum morte quieuit9.445Vergil
1790agathae corpus placida sub morte quieuitAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
quin et contactus tantum uel fimbria uestis2.65Paulinus of Perigueux
1792occulte christum tetigit quam fimbria pepliVita metrica S. MartiniCSEL, ed. M. Petschenig, CSEL 16.1 (Vienna, 1888), pp. 17-159.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
haec meruit sedes domino donante beatusNum.26Cyprianus Gallus
1793curauit medicans domino donante salutemHeptateuchosCSEL, ed. R. Peiper, CSEL 23 (Vienna, 1891), pp. 1-208.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
ut casum expositi possit narrare parentiExod.2Cyprianus Gallus
1798tunc proles coepit uerbis narrare parentiHeptateuchosCSEL, ed. R. Peiper, CSEL 23 (Vienna, 1891), pp. 1-208.
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
munia maluerit christo seruire perenni16.2Paulinus of Nola
1799quod uellet iugiter christo seruire pudicaCarminaCSEL, ed. W. Hartel, CSEL 30 (Vienna, 1894), pp. 1-338.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
non pateant faciles saeuis rumoribus aures21.3Prosper of Aquitaine
1809atque fatigantur sacris rumoribus auresEpigrammataPL, 51, 497-532.
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
exim gorgoneis allecto infecta uenenis7.341Vergil
1811gorgoneis infecta malis pro uirgine ademptaAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
colligit in cineres et olentis membra fauillas6.536Lucan
1828innocuis prunae coxerunt membra fauillisPharsaliaHousman 1926
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
solus abessalon lacerans pia uiscera ferro580Prudentius
1832candida sed rigido uiolauit uiscera ferroHamartigeniaCCSL, ed. M.P. Cunningham, CCSL 126 (Turnhout, 1966), pp. 116-148.
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
sanguine placastis uentos et uirgine caesa2.116Vergil
1835neu gratatur ouans pro christi uirgine caesaAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
M2o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
o
or
at tibi pro scelere exclamat pro talibus ausis2.535Vergil
1841ulciscebatur digne pro talibus ausisAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
M2o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
o
or
illum tydides alio pro talibus ausis12.351Vergil
1841ulciscebatur digne pro talibus ausisAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
M2o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
o
or
quis mage uirgineum placuit retinere pudorem16.9Damasus
1843aurea uirgineo lucrantem regna pudoreEpigrammataFerrua 1942
M3o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
3
possible
o
or
nullaque uirginei seruantem signa pudoris1.765Statius
1843aurea uirgineo lucrantem regna pudoreAchilleidDilke 1954
M3o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
3
possible
o
or
occulta internae frenant molimina mentis1.521Juvencus
1857plurima scematizans sacrae molimina mentiEvangeliaCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 24 (Vienna, 1891).
M3o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
3
possible
o
or
ille sed internae cernens molimina mentis2.308Juvencus
1857plurima scematizans sacrae molimina mentiEvangeliaCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 24 (Vienna, 1891).
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
mille nocendi artes fecundum concute pectus7.338Vergil
1867quam numquam ualuit superari mille nocendiAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
unde bonis roseis odorque ruborque coronis20Anonymous
1877martira cum roseis rubuit ueneranda coronisCarmen ad flavium felicemWaszink 1937
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
his hunc formatum studiis natalibus ortam2.193Sidonius Apollinaris
1883eugeniam porro claris natalibus ortamCarminaMohr 1895
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
turba propinquorum tum gaudia mira frequentes1.108Juvencus
1905turma propinquorum questus e pectore promitEvangeliaCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 24 (Vienna, 1891).
M2o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
o
or
oenomaus largis umectant imbribus ora4.591Statius
1907tristia rorifluis umectant imbribus oraThebaidKlotz 1973
M2o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
o
or
it lacrimans guttisque umectat grandibus ora11.9Vergil
1907tristia rorifluis umectant imbribus oraAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
muta diu tacitas effudit lingua loquellas4.63Caelius Sedulius
1913nam mentita fuit strofosis lingua loquelisCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
tum laqueis captare feras et fallere uisco1.139Vergil
1936nititur intactam donorum fallere uiscoGeorgicaMynors 1969, 29-101
M3o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
3
possible
o
or
hanc in lupanar trudere pulicum14.25Prudentius
1952truditur ad tetrum scortorum casta lupanarPeristephanonCCSL, ed. M.P. Cunningham, CCSL 126 (Turnhout, 1966), pp. 251-389.
M3o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
3
possible
o
or
castum lupanar nec uiolabile14.55Prudentius
1952truditur ad tetrum scortorum casta lupanarPeristephanonCCSL, ed. M.P. Cunningham, CCSL 126 (Turnhout, 1966), pp. 251-389.
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
spicula contorquent cursuque ictuque lacessunt7.165Vergil
1958garrula uerbosis contorquens spicula labrisAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
extinctum nymphae crudeli funere daphnin5.2Vergil
1962nam dicto citius crudeli funere uitamEclogaeMynors 1969, 1-28
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
insinuans populis regni praeconia christus1.436Juvencus
1968quatenus inde forent laudis praeconia christoEvangeliaCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 24 (Vienna, 1891).
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
uirgo dicata deo hinc rapienda polo6.4.8Venantius Fortunatus
1975uirgo dicata deo florebat tempore priscoCarminaLeo 1881, 1-270
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
se nascente mori comperto dogmate pauli2.16Arator
1977quae conuersa fuit sacrato dogmate pauliDe actibus apostolorumCSEL, ed. A.P. McKinlay, CSEL 72 (Vienna, 1951), pp. 9-149.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
pauit et hirsutam pecudem rictusque leonum1.236Caelius Sedulius
1999truditur ad rictus uirgo laceranda leonumCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
aurea perpetuae capietis praemia uitae1.341Caelius Sedulius
2005aurea caelestis largitur praemia regniCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
iura caducorum gradibus simulauit honorum1.306Caelius Sedulius
2017atque caducorum sortem dispexit honorumCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
perditionis amat deus hunc uirtutis amator2.283Caelius Sedulius
2018quatenus in caelis castae uirtutis amatorCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
M3o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
3
possible
o
or
aurea perpetuae capietis praemia uitae1.341Caelius Sedulius
2019arbiter omnipotens impendat praemia uitaeCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
M3o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
3
possible
o
or
arbiter omnipotens ut possis fortiter hostes20.3Eugenius of Toledo
2019arbiter omnipotens impendat praemia uitaeCarminaVollmer 1905, 231-70
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
sed referat pretioque bonos non munere ditat928Prosper of Aquitaine
2026hanc deus ubertim caelesti munere ditatCarmen de ingratisPL, 51, 91-148.
M2o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
o
or
atque aeterna suis ueniet ad praemia uotis406Anonymous
2027aurea uirgineo lucrantem praemia uotoCarmen ad flavium felicemWaszink 1937
M3o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
3
possible
o
or
aurea perpetuae capietis praemia uitae1.341Caelius Sedulius
2027aurea uirgineo lucrantem praemia uotoCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
gentibus instituens magnus qua tenditur orbis1.456Prudentius
2029deuulgare solet latus qua tenditur orbisContra SymmachumCCSL, ed. M.P. Cunningham, CCSL 126 (Turnhout, 1966), pp. 182-250.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
frangitur incursu nimbosi turbinis arbor11.551Ovid
2040mox igitur caelum nimboso turbine totumMetamorphosesAnderson 1977
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
pro fratris morbo iustis soror anxia curis4.307Juvencus
2048quod germana petit deplorans anxia curisEvangeliaCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 24 (Vienna, 1891).
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
in se cuncta lauat nostrae contagia uitae2.158Caelius Sedulius
2054lurida linquentes ueteris contagia uitaeCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
utque magis stupeas ludos paridemque reliquit6.87Juvenal
2058utque magis stupeas rumorem aduerte parentemSaturaeClausen 1959
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
unius et famulans ueneretur nomen in aeuum1.407Juvencus
2061qui constantinus sortitur nomen in aeuumEvangeliaCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 24 (Vienna, 1891).
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
cui pater intactam dederat primisque iugarat1.345Vergil
2064quam pater intactam summus sub dote spoponditAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
unica uirgineis nec adhuc matura sub annis3.11Caelius Sedulius
2065felix uirgineis cum iam pubesceret annisCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
misenum aeoliden quo non praestantior alter6.164Vergil
2066namque proco fuerat quo non praestantior alterAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
moenibus exclusos duro in certamine linquit9.726Vergil
2079moenibus inclusus mox propugnacula scanditAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
nullus ait fructus reliquum generatur in aeuum4.49Caelius Sedulius
2085ut saluatori reliquum seruiret in aeuumCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
et duo rapta manu diuerso ex hoste tropaea3.32Vergil
2097inclita romanis reuehens ex hoste tropeaGeorgicaMynors 1969, 29-101
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
saepsit se tectis rerumque reliquit habenas7.6Vergil
2103spreuit opum nodos mundique reliquit habenasAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
uocibus adsiduis precibusque extorsit anhelis4.229Caelius Sedulius
2108uocibus assiduis pulsantem regna tonantisCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
ast aliae maneant nam casti iura pudoris1.534Juvencus
2124legibus angelicis seruantem iura pudorisEvangeliaCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 24 (Vienna, 1891).
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
quas optare pares thalamos taedasque iugales52Claudianus
2126necteret ad thalami copulam taedasque iugalesEpithalamium LaurentiiHall 1985, 417-420
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
tendere quod gradibus quos uespera texerat umbra95Prudentius
2151edidit in lucem quos bargina texerat umbraDittochaeonCCSL, ed. M.P. Cunningham, CCSL 126 (Turnhout, 1966), pp. 390-400.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
digna damus iuuenis meritae praeconia uitae4.811Lucan
2155in quo pinguntur castae praeconia uitaePharsaliaHousman 1926
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
spiritus et ueniet purus lectissima uirgo1.69Juvencus
2158sic soboles paulae degit lectissima uirgoEvangeliaCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 24 (Vienna, 1891).
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
principis augusti simile est ad regna polorum151Dracontius
2160aurea tum propere penetrarat regna polorumSatisfactioVollmer 1905, 114-31
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
his hunc formatum studiis natalibus ortam2.193Sidonius Apollinaris
2164quam licet europae faustis natalibus ortamCarminaMohr 1895
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
uirtutis meritis abrahae semine mutat15.7Paulinus of Nola
2176uirtutum meritis rutilans ut gemma coronaeCarminaCSEL, ed. W. Hartel, CSEL 30 (Vienna, 1894), pp. 1-338.
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
et reserare iubet tormenta ergastula claustra4.153Venantius Fortunatus
2208lurida passuras strictis ergastula claustrisVita S. MartiniLeo 1881, 293-370
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
annua saturni dum tempora festa redirentpraef.3Symphosius
2221annua dum redeunt celebrandis tempora festisAenigmataCCSL, ed. F. Glorie, CCSL 133A (Turnhout, 1968), pp. 621-723.
M2o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
o
or
in noctem fessosque sopor suus occupet artus4.19Vergil
2231sed nocturna quies cum fessos occupat artusGeorgicaMynors 1969, 29-101
M2o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
o
or
iam nocturna quies per corpora serpere fessa2.414Arator
2231sed nocturna quies cum fessos occupat artusDe actibus apostolorumCSEL, ed. A.P. McKinlay, CSEL 72 (Vienna, 1951), pp. 9-149.
M3o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
3
possible
o
or
corpora curamus fessos sopor inrigat artus3.511Vergil
2231sed nocturna quies cum fessos occupat artusAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
M3o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
3
possible
o
or
at iuueni oranti subitus tremor occupat artus7.446Vergil
2231sed nocturna quies cum fessos occupat artusAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
M3o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
3
possible
o
or
deficimus cur ante tubam tremor occupat artus11.424Vergil
2231sed nocturna quies cum fessos occupat artusAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
quidam tam propriis caecato corde rebellans6.269Paulinus of Perigueux
2236sed praestante deo caecatur corde malignusVita metrica S. MartiniCSEL, ed. M. Petschenig, CSEL 16.1 (Vienna, 1888), pp. 17-159.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
syrtica terrificus saeuo crepitante tumultu6.564Corippus
2243sed procul abscedunt uasto crepitante tumultuIohannidos seu de bellis libycis libri viiiDiggle and Goodyear 1970
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
uel colaphis pulsare caput uel caedere palmis5.97Caelius Sedulius
2251cum colaphis caedunt et lento uimine flagriCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
turba furit resonant late plangoribus aedes12.607Vergil
2254moxque clentelae resonant singultibus aedesAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
et quid nam paruum est sed nullo ture litabis5.12Persius
2265ut famulas christi si nollent tura litareSaturaeClausen 1956
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
dum furit incautum crudeli morte sodalis10.386Vergil
2267insontes pariter crudeli morte necaretAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
atque omnem ornatum flamma crepitante cremari7.74Vergil
2271tum geminas iussit flamma crepitante cremariAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
angelicis subuectus eas ut tutior ulnis2.206Caelius Sedulius
2273angelicis ulnis ad caeli sidera scanduntCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
aurea perpetuae capietis praemia uitae1.341Caelius Sedulius
2275tramite dissimili tendens ad praemia uitaeCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
uulnere purpureus cruor et simul unda cucurrit5.288Caelius Sedulius
2278purpureusque cruor tenera de carne cucurritCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
militibus missis populi tunc colla dedere17.4Damasus
2300missis militibus propere ducuntur ad urbemEpigrammataFerrua 1942
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
ni dare coniugium et dicto parere fatetur7.433Vergil
2302tunc rufina soror dictis parere nefandisAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
uerbera lenta pati et duris parere lupatis3.208Vergil
2306uerbera dira pati cum sanctos cerneret artusGeorgicaMynors 1969, 29-101
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
cui constanter ait placido moderamine pastor4.292Venantius Fortunatus
2309nam constanter ait numquam tremibunda secundaVita S. MartiniLeo 1881, 293-370
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
aduolat aeneae tenui discrimine leti10.511Vergil
2316quot tu concinnas crudi discrimina letiAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
possunt ac fieri diuino numine rentur1.154Lucretius
2324ambas trudebant diuino numine fretasDe rerum naturaMartin 1969
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
nutrimenta dedit rapuitque in fomite flammam1.176Vergil
2325sed tamen in thermis crepitantes fomite flammasAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
sanguine purpureo sequeris hyacinthe probatus47.4Damasus
2340sanguine purpureo sanctarum membra rubescuntEpigrammataFerrua 1942
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
succedam castris tyrrhenaque regna capessam8.507Vergil
2343rura relinquentes caelorum regna capessuntAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
non pateant faciles saeuis rumoribus aures21.3Prosper of Aquitaine
2353fama praecipuis pulsans rumoribus auresEpigrammataPL, 51, 497-532.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
his hunc formatum studiis natalibus ortam2.193Sidonius Apollinaris
2359has igitur sponsi claris natalibus ortiCarminaMohr 1895
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
flammeus aspectu niueo praeclarus amictu5.328Caelius Sedulius
2369flammeus aspectu niueo candore coruscusCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
frigidus et longis singultibus ilia pulsat9.415Vergil
2373pectore nec pauido quatiens timor ilia pulsetAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
cum quo praeclarae fuerant consortia uitae1.287Paulinus of Perigueux
2378tunc ambae seruant castae consortia uitaeVita metrica S. MartiniCSEL, ed. M. Petschenig, CSEL 16.1 (Vienna, 1888), pp. 17-159.
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
et capys hinc nomen campanae ducitur urbi10.145Vergil
2386exul in exilium tribulanae ducitur urbisAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
syrtica terrificus saeuo crepitante tumultu6.564Corippus
2389in tantum ut ciues uasto crepitante tumultuIohannidos seu de bellis libycis libri viiiDiggle and Goodyear 1970
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
praecipites haesere rates et strage cruenta2.212Lucan
2396quae turmas uulgi multabat strage cruentaPharsaliaHousman 1926
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
cur ego dauiticis adsuetus cantibus odas1.23Caelius Sedulius
2415odis dauiticis modulantes carmina sanctaCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
arida torpentem damnaret dextera partem3.185Caelius Sedulius
2423arida marcescens dum torpet dextra lacertiCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
non comptae masere comae sed pectus anhelum6.48Vergil
2430hostibus explosis restaurat pectus anhelumAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
e cuncti properare locis et pestibus aegros1.456Arator
2431quo rumore rudi diuersis pestibus aegrosDe actibus apostolorumCSEL, ed. A.P. McKinlay, CSEL 72 (Vienna, 1951), pp. 9-149.
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
dentibus horrendum stridens fletumque frequentans1.759Juvencus
2436dentibus horrendis et rictu rodat apertoEvangeliaCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 24 (Vienna, 1891).
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
agnoscens propriam numeroso coniuge uitam4.228Caelius Sedulius
2440agnoscens propriam tanta uirtute salutemCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
exsurge et almis coetibus5.287Prudentius
2442praemia sumpturus cum caeli coetibus almisPeristephanonCCSL, ed. M.P. Cunningham, CCSL 126 (Turnhout, 1966), pp. 251-389.
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
saeua nefandarum renouent contagia rerum1.2Caelius Sedulius
2457spissa nefandarum quae torquent spicula rerumCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
extulit et rauco strepuerunt cornua cantu8.2Vergil
2460ac simulant martem legionum cornua cantuAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
consequitur nigri spatiosa uolumina fumi3.505Lucan
2480hoc est octeni spatiosa uolumina lustriPharsaliaHousman 1926
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
succedam castris tyrrhenaque regna capessam8.507Vergil
2481usquequo promissae telluris regna capessitAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
intulit ingluuies uentrem qui tempore paruo7.109Sidonius Apollinaris
2484ingluuiem uentris iuste signare potesturCarminaMohr 1895
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
et fossor uacuam sine fructu et palmite uitem5.45Paulinus of Perigueux
2504pastinat in scrobibus frondenti palmite uitemVita metrica S. MartiniCSEL, ed. M. Petschenig, CSEL 16.1 (Vienna, 1888), pp. 17-159.
M3o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
3
possible
o
or
eripit a femina gladium quem ueste tegebatIud.3Cyprianus Gallus
2508tertius et primus pepli sub ueste tegentesHeptateuchosCSEL, ed. R. Peiper, CSEL 23 (Vienna, 1891), pp. 1-208.
M3o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
3
possible
o
or
cetera ni catia est demissa ueste tegentis95Horace
2508tertius et primus pepli sub ueste tegentesSermonesKlingner 1959, 161-239
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
cetera turba furens tali cum uoce cahinnat4.697Juvencus
2527ebrius exprobrat stolida cum uoce cachinnansEvangeliaCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 24 (Vienna, 1891).
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
peruigili sensu diues prudentia regnat7.1.23Venantius Fortunatus
2529peruigili sensu nosset uentura malignoCarminaLeo 1881, 1-270
M2o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
o
or
procubuisse super confusae stragis aceruum6.504Vergil
2530heu quantos demens seu quales stragis aceruosAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
M2o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
o
or
argue tu drance quando tot stragis aceruos11.384Vergil
2530heu quantos demens seu quales stragis aceruosAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
M3o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
3
possible
o
or
uirginitas felix nullis aequanda loquellis8.3.319Venantius Fortunatus
2543uirginitas felix queat ut seruire tonantiCarminaLeo 1881, 1-270
M3o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
3
possible
o
or
uirginitas felix quae partu est digna tonantis8.3.93Venantius Fortunatus
2543uirginitas felix queat ut seruire tonantiCarminaLeo 1881, 1-270
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
castum lupanar nec uiolabile14.55Prudentius
2546uerum uirginitas scortorum casta lupanarPeristephanonCCSL, ed. M.P. Cunningham, CCSL 126 (Turnhout, 1966), pp. 251-389.
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
scandala proculcat pedibus nec fronte seueros452Prudentius
2547conculcat pedibus caeni fetentis adinstarPsychomachiaCCSL, ed. M.P. Cunningham, CCSL 126 (Turnhout, 1966), pp. 149-81.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
dat tergum fugitiuus amor lita tela ueneno436Prudentius
2575arma cruenta ferens et spicula lita uenenoPsychomachiaCCSL, ed. M.P. Cunningham, CCSL 126 (Turnhout, 1966), pp. 149-81.
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
concilium iam iamque uolant mendacia mille5.87Caelius Sedulius
2576haec comites prauos id est mendacia milleCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
M2a
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
a
and
conglobat in cuneum latios simul ac peregrinos11.191Prudentius
2580conglobat in cuneum cum falsis testibus ardensPeristephanonCCSL, ed. M.P. Cunningham, CCSL 126 (Turnhout, 1966), pp. 251-389.
M2a
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
a
and
pestifera falsis agitatum testibus ardet5.86Caelius Sedulius
2580conglobat in cuneum cum falsis testibus ardensCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
cunctorum causas intra tua pectora condis6.1a.25Venantius Fortunatus
2585cunctorum causam contestans esse malorumCarminaLeo 1881, 1-270
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
argenti paruo caecatus munere gessit5.44Caelius Sedulius
2594uendidit argenti caecatus munere demensCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
M2o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
o
or
huc omnis turba ad ripas effusa ruebat6.305Vergil
2606membraque purpureo tabo perfusa ruebantAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
M2o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
o
or
maerentes altum cinerem et confusa ruebant11.211Vergil
2606membraque purpureo tabo perfusa ruebantAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
M3o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
3
possible
o
or
ipse urbem repeto et cingor fulgentibus armis2.749Vergil
2612denso uallaret cuneo fulgentibus armisAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
M3o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
3
possible
o
or
constituunt decorantque super fulgentibus armis6.217Vergil
2612denso uallaret cuneo fulgentibus armisAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
M3o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
3
possible
o
or
egregium forma iuuenem et fulgentibus armis6.861Vergil
2612denso uallaret cuneo fulgentibus armisAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
M3o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
3
possible
o
or
tarquitus exsultans contra fulgentibus armis10.55Vergil
2612denso uallaret cuneo fulgentibus armisAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
M3o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
3
possible
o
or
ter circum accensos cincti fulgentibus armis11.188Vergil
2612denso uallaret cuneo fulgentibus armisAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
M3o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
3
possible
o
or
egregium forma iuuenem et fulgentibus armis12.275Vergil
2612denso uallaret cuneo fulgentibus armisAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
conferri possunt caelestia regna puellis4.197Juvencus
2624conferri possunt terno paradigmate rerumEvangeliaCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 24 (Vienna, 1891).
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
nec iam christicolas furiarum maxima temptes96Prudentius
2634uincere nec ualeat furiarum maxima mentesPsychomachiaCCSL, ed. M.P. Cunningham, CCSL 126 (Turnhout, 1966), pp. 149-81.
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
sed contra illorum iam mens maculata cruore3.729Juvencus
2635quamuis gorgoneo stridat maculata cruoreEvangeliaCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 24 (Vienna, 1891).
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
deriguere oculi tot erinys sibilat hydris7.447Vergil
2636atque uenenatis mordendo sibilet ydrisAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
saeuit et in lucem stygiis emissa tenebris3.551Vergil
2638tollit et in mundum stygiis emersa latebrisGeorgicaMynors 1969, 29-101
M3o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
3
possible
o
or
quaeque feras perimat letali uulnere mentes1.375Prudentius
2659et nullum patitur letali uulnere labiContra SymmachumCCSL, ed. M.P. Cunningham, CCSL 126 (Turnhout, 1966), pp. 182-250.
M2o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
o
or
spiramenta animae letali uulnere rupit9.58Vergil
2659et nullum patitur letali uulnere labiAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
spargitur o quantum donata pace potitos4.384Lucan
2673hostibus explosis secura pace potiturPharsaliaHousman 1926
M2o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
o
or
montibus hunc sequitur densis exercitus armis3.238Corippus
2678septimus insequitur densis exercitus armisIohannidos seu de bellis libycis libri viiiDiggle and Goodyear 1970
M3o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
3
possible
o
or
coruorum increpuit densis exercitus alis1.382Vergil
2678septimus insequitur densis exercitus armisGeorgicaMynors 1969, 29-101
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
procidit ante pedes rumpitque hanc pectore uocem4.366Juvencus
2683tales ex atro dum rupit pectore uocesEvangeliaCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 24 (Vienna, 1891).
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
plus haurire mali est quam ex re decerpere fructus79Horace
2684in quacumque die uultis decerpere fructumSermonesKlingner 1959, 161-239
M2o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
o
or
et uertigo poli terras atque aequora circumpraef.13Juvencus
2690quem uertigo poli longis anfractibus ambitEvangeliaCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 24 (Vienna, 1891).
M2o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
o
or
dumque illi effusam longis anfractibus urbem1.605Lucan
2690quem uertigo poli longis anfractibus ambitPharsaliaHousman 1926
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
usibus humanis data sunt haec cuncta uenire1.58Dracontius
2691usibus humanis seruiret rite per aeuumDe laudibus deiVollmer 1905, 23-113
M2o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
o
or
aurora interea miseris mortalibus almam11.182Vergil
2693heu scelus heu facinus miseris mortalibus ortumAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
M2o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
o
or
optima quaeque dies miseris mortalibus aeui3.66Vergil
2693heu scelus heu facinus miseris mortalibus ortumGeorgicaMynors 1969, 29-101
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
tela manu iaciunt quales sub nubibus atris10.264Vergil
2707sed cristata caput quassat sub nubibus atrisAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
iamdudum saulus procerum praecepta secutus1.1Damasus
2712primo contemptus procerum praecepta docentumEpigrammataFerrua 1942
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
nec quisquam fastu paruos contempserit istos3.407Juvencus
2715quae solet aequales tumido contemnere fastuEvangeliaCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 24 (Vienna, 1891).
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
olim quippe ferox et nigrae mortis amator4.93Caelius Sedulius
2718dum praedo pellax et tetrae mortis amatorCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
sanguine purpureo sequeris hyacinthe probatus47.4Damasus
2726sanguine purpureo dum scaeuus rura cruentatEpigrammataFerrua 1942
M2o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
o
or
sol stetit ad gabaon mediique cacumine caeli1.163Caelius Sedulius
2733principium sumpsit super alta cacumina caeliCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
M2o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
o
or
et uisa est meritis curuare cacumina caeli4.471Venantius Fortunatus
2733principium sumpsit super alta cacumina caeliVita S. MartiniLeo 1881, 293-370
M2o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
o
or
per ramos uictor perque alta cacumina regnat2.307Vergil
2733principium sumpsit super alta cacumina caeliGeorgicaMynors 1969, 29-101
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
sponsus ouans thalamo forma speciosus amoena2.51Caelius Sedulius
2737iamque nouem lapidum forma faleratus amoenaCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
M2o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
o
or
at cytherea nouas artis noua pectore uersat1.657Vergil
2739dum scelus horrendum tetro sub pectore uersatAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
M2o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
o
or
illa dolos dirumque nefas in pectore uersat4.563Vergil
2739dum scelus horrendum tetro sub pectore uersatAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
quique pedum cursu ualet et qui uiribus audax5.67Vergil
2740ut dominum propriis aequaret uiribus audaxAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
in modico simulans conuexi climata caeli3.197Corippus
2741lucifer idcirco deserto climate caeliIn laudem Iustini AugustiCameron 1976
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
fundatur de matre puer sub sorte beata2.692Dracontius
2745sedibus et superis florebant sorte beataDe laudibus deiVollmer 1905, 23-113
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
quod proprio insinuans disponit cultor agello2.814Juvencus
2750plus se terrenus mundani cultor agelliEvangeliaCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 24 (Vienna, 1891).
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
non mordax aerugo uorat non tinea sulcat4.21Caelius Sedulius
2756si cordis peplum corrodens tinea sulcatCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
exesa inuenit scabra robigine pila1.495Vergil
2767non aciem cordis scabra rubigine perduntGeorgicaMynors 1969, 29-101
M2o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
o
or
at cytherea nouas artis noua pectore uersat1.657Vergil
2769quin potius sacros uersant sub pectore librosAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
M2o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
o
or
illa dolos dirumque nefas in pectore uersat4.563Vergil
2769quin potius sacros uersant sub pectore librosAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
plus haurire mali est quam ex re decerpere fructus79Horace
2774nititur electos scripturae carpere fructusSermonesKlingner 1959, 161-239
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
agrestes pecudum consors fuit ille per herbas1.208Caelius Sedulius
2775ut pecus agrestes ex prato uellicat herbasCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
et multa duram stipula filicumque maniplis3.297Vergil
2780iuncis et stipulis necnon flicumque maniplisGeorgicaMynors 1969, 29-101
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
umida folligenis exclament organa uentis63Claudianus
2788sicut folligenis respirant organa flabrisEpithalamium LaurentiiHall 1985, 417-420
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
quam methymnaeo carpit de palmite lesbos2.9Vergil
2792unde pudicitiae carpens de palmite botrosGeorgicaMynors 1969, 29-101
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
perfidus hic caupo miles nautaeque per omne29Horace
2796ni fallax caupo strofas infundat aquosasSermonesKlingner 1959, 161-239
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
defruta uel psithia passos de uite racemos4.269Vergil
2799taliter adstipulans natos de uite racemosGeorgicaMynors 1969, 29-101
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
tum quarum recto deprendit carbasa malo9.324Lucan
2807turgida uentosis deponens carbasa malisPharsaliaHousman 1926
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
et famulus domini nudae super arida terrae5.338Paulinus of Perigueux
2814et famulas domini precibus pulsabo misellusVita metrica S. MartiniCSEL, ed. M. Petschenig, CSEL 16.1 (Vienna, 1888), pp. 17-159.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
increpat ac tales adfirmat regna mereri3.495Juvencus
2815integritate sua quae christi regna merenturEvangeliaCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 24 (Vienna, 1891).
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
nuntius aetherio descendit culmine caeliGen.6Cyprianus Gallus
2816lucida stelligeri scandentes culmina caeliHeptateuchosCSEL, ed. R. Peiper, CSEL 23 (Vienna, 1891), pp. 1-208.
M3o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
3
possible
o
or
limine de mortis subitam remeasse salutem2.343Juvencus
2821nec non ante diem qui mortis limina panditEvangeliaCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 24 (Vienna, 1891).
M2o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
o
or
horrida non umquam continget limina mortis4.353Juvencus
2821nec non ante diem qui mortis limina panditEvangeliaCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 24 (Vienna, 1891).
M1o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
1
certain
o
or
dixisset quodcumque mali gessisse uideris4.75Caelius Sedulius
2823et quodcumque mali gessit lasciua iuuentusCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
M2o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
o
or
aequora camporum quateret lasciua iuuentus4.5Paulinus of Perigueux
2823et quodcumque mali gessit lasciua iuuentusVita metrica S. MartiniCSEL, ed. M. Petschenig, CSEL 16.1 (Vienna, 1888), pp. 17-159.
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
corda regens uires tribuens peccata remittens58.7Prosper of Aquitaine
2825clementer ueniam tribuens peccata remittatEpigrammataPL, 51, 497-532.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
idcircoque deus solus sui summa potestas83Anonymous
2827sic mihi dignetur sanctorum summa potestasCarmen ad flavium felicemWaszink 1937
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
et fossor uacuam sine fructu et palmite uitem5.45Paulinus of Perigueux
2846floribus euacuat frondenti palmite uitisVita metrica S. MartiniCSEL, ed. M. Petschenig, CSEL 16.1 (Vienna, 1888), pp. 17-159.
M3o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
3
possible
o
or
fortior ut fieret reparatis belliger armis1.111Venantius Fortunatus
2850qui propriis numquam confidit belliger armisVita S. MartiniLeo 1881, 293-370
M3o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
3
possible
o
or
martius ergo chalybs martinus belliger armis1.457Venantius Fortunatus
2850qui propriis numquam confidit belliger armisVita S. MartiniLeo 1881, 293-370
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
cur gentes cecidere simul cur sexus uterque8.53Dracontius
2861cum sit digestus sanctorum sexus uterqueRomuleaVollmer 1905, 132-96
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
mens armata queat nostri de pectoris antro6Prudentius
2865quem deus a nostri detrudat pectoris antroPsychomachiaCCSL, ed. M.P. Cunningham, CCSL 126 (Turnhout, 1966), pp. 149-81.
M3o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
3
possible
o
or
et patulis iniit tectum sublime fenestris14.752Ovid
2869dum patulis lustrent textum sub fronte fenestrisMetamorphosesAnderson 1977
M2o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
o
or
atque diu clausas reserans sub fronte fenestras4.38Caelius Sedulius
2869dum patulis lustrent textum sub fronte fenestrisCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
qui regit aetherium princeps in principe regnum4.308Caelius Sedulius
2873quatenus aethereum qui seruat regmine regnumCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
obsedere fores has seruant agmine denso2.45Vergil
2881per turmas pariter procedent agmine densoAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
M3o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
3
possible
o
or
fronte sub aduersa gradibus sublime tribunal11.225Prudentius
2882et regnatoris stipant sublime tribunalPeristephanonCCSL, ed. M.P. Cunningham, CCSL 126 (Turnhout, 1966), pp. 251-389.
M3o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
3
possible
o
or
conscendunt apicem mox et sublime tribunal736Prudentius
2882et regnatoris stipant sublime tribunalPsychomachiaCCSL, ed. M.P. Cunningham, CCSL 126 (Turnhout, 1966), pp. 149-81.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
liquerat ad tempus patulo iam frigidus ligno5.285Caelius Sedulius
2889dum pius in patulum dignatur scandere lignumCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
gaudia terreni conculcas noxia regni8.5.5Venantius Fortunatus
2894gaudia terrenae confertur gloria regniCarminaLeo 1881, 1-270
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
altithroni uultum genitoris sidera supra3.409Juvencus
2902milibus in giro uallabunt sidera supraEvangeliaCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 24 (Vienna, 1891).