CARM. I VII, 13 | ac tiburtini lucus et preces anio – et praeceps anio ac tiburni lucus ac tiburni – et tiburni | |
CARM. I XII, 15 | ac terram – ac terras – aut terram – et terram – et terras | |
CARM. I XIV, 6 | ac – iam | |
CARM. I XVIII, 7 | ac – at – aut | |
CARM. I XIX, 11 | ac versis – aversis – et versis – nec versis | |
CARM. I XXVIII, 19 | ac – et | |
CARM. I XXXI, 18 | ac – ad – at – atque – et | |
CARM. II III, 2 | ac – in | |
CARM. III XXV, 12 | ac – quam – ut | |
CARM. III XXVIII, 6 | ac – et | |
EP. XIII, 18 | ac dulcibus – dulcibus – et dulcibus | |
SERM. I I, 35 | ac – aut | |
SERM. I I, 46 | ac – quam | |
SERM. I I, 66 | ac – ad – at | |
SERM. I I, 67 | ac nummos – acmum mos | |
SERM. I I, 72 | ac – aut – et | |
SERM. I I, 88 | ac si – ad si – an si – an sic – at si – at sic – atqui – aut si – et si – nec si – non si – sic si – ut si | |
SERM. I I, 104 | ac – aut | |
SERM. I II, 64 | ac – hoc | |
SERM. I II, 75 | ac non – annon | |
SERM. I II, 81 | sit licet, hoc, cerinthe, tuum tenerum est femur aut crus | ac, cerinthe, tuum – hæc, cerinthe, tuum – hho, cerinthe, tuom – ho, cerinthe, tuum – hoc, cerinthe, tuum – o, cerinthe, tuum – oc, cerinthe, tuo ac – aut – et |
SERM. I II, 132 | ac – aut – et – ut | |
SERM. I III, 27 | quam ac – quam at – quam aut – quam ut | |
SERM. I III, 33 | ac tibi – at tibi – et tibi | |
SERM. I III, 43 | ac pater – at pater – ut pater | |
SERM. I III, 60 | ac res – acris | |
SERM. I IV, 3 | ac – aut | |
SERM. I IV, 142 | ac – et | |
SERM. I V, 22 | ac mulae – aemulae | |
SERM. I VI, 65 | ac – at – aut | |
SERM. I VI, 68 | ac – aut – nec | |
SERM. I IX, 73 | ac me – ame | |
SERM. I X, 4 | long ac – longe – longe et | |
SERM. I X, 23 | ac – et | |
SERM. I X, 30 | ac – et | |
SERM. I X, 67 | ac – at sit – et | |
SERM. II II, 29 | illa – illa ac – illam – ista | |
SERM. II II, 64 | canis aiunt ac – canis aiunt hac – hac canis, aiunt | |
SERM. II II, 73 | ac – ad – at | |
SERM. II II, 124 | ac – quae | |
SERM. II III, 119 | ac – et | |
SERM. II IV, 45 | ac – et | |
SERM. II IV, 60 | ac – et | |
SERM. II VI, 13 | ac – hac – hoc | |
SERM. II VI, 32 | ac simul – ad simul – at simul – et simul | |
SERM. II VII, 19 | ac prior – acrior – acrius | |
EPIST. I I, 19 | ac – et | |
EPIST. I I, 72 | ac – aut – et | |
EPIST. I I, 93 | ac – an – hac – ut | |
EPIST. I II, 51 | qui cupit aut metuit iuvat illum sic domus et res | ac – aut ac res – et res |
EPIST. I III, 32 | ac vos – at vos | |
EPIST. I IX, 6 | ac novit – acnovit – agnovit | |
EPIST. I X, 47 | ac – aut – haud | |
EPIST. I XI, 20 | & – ac – et | |
EPIST. I XVI, 78 | simul ac – simul atque – simulatque | |
EPIST. I XIX, 26 | ac me ne – ac ne me – at me ne | |
EPIST. II I, 33 | ac – et | |
EPIST. II I, 78 | ac – et | |
EPIST. II I, 180 | ac – aut | |
EPIST. II I, 208 | ac – at | |
EPIST. II I, 233 | ac – et | |
EPIST. II I, 245 | ac – ad – at | |
A. P. I, 55 | ac quirere – acquirere – adquirere | |
A. P. I, 149 | ac notas – auditas | |
A. P. I, 160 | ac ponet – ac ponit – aut ponit – et ponit | |
A. P. I, 170 | & – ac | |
CARM. I XII, 34 | pompili regnum memorem an superbos | ac |
CARM. III III, 15 | collo trahentes, hac quirinus | ac |
SERM. I III, 62 | ac non incauto fictum astutumque vocamus. | at |
SERM. I IV, 67 | magnus uterque timor latronibus; at bene siquis | ac |
SERM. II II, 53 | sordidus a tenui victu distabit ofello | ac |
SERM. II II, 118 | ac mihi seu longum post tempus venerat hospes | at |
SERM. II III, 189 | rem imperito, ac sicui videor non iustus, inulto | at |
SERM. II III, 263 | accedam? an potius mediter finire dolores? | ac |
EPIST. I III, 4 | an freta vicinas inter currentia turris, | ac |
EPIST. II II, 155 | at si divitiae prudentem reddere possent, | ac |
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