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incoatum
salutem | (aduesse) | CCC | animiaduertit | cum || hip(cumhip)piam | ultroutroque | pantaucum
mitone Kr. | terraepantaue || us(aueus)
tumeodem(d[etilde] G) | panthauco | rodum | destinatur Gr.
profi(fis)cisceren(re)tur
esse
inlyriorumperseus | abenipeio Mg. | amni(amni M), o über a
conuenerunt Gr. | foederisanciocum | isadiecturam
acceptiqueexpelleadtensauros | inlyris | tessalonicae | iussibimetrodorus
dione Gr. | poliarato | rodios | essetiis | [princips, e über ip V] | tunc || te(tuncte)cuminlyriis.
Livy. W. Weissenborn. Ab urbe condita, 43-44: textual notes. Berlin. Weidmannsche Buchhandlung. 1880. 9.2.
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