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[10] stercoris interponendum. Quod si cum sua terra plantam 1transferre 2non convenit, tum optimum est omni fronde privare truncum, atque levatis plagis caenoque 3et cinere oblitis,4in 5scrobem vel sulcum deponere. Truncus autem aptior translationi est,6qui bracchii crassitudinem habet. Poterit etiam longe maioris incrementi et robustioris transferri. Quem ita convenit poni, ut, si non periculum a pecore habeat, exiguus admodum supra scrobem emineat: laetius enim frondet. Si tamen incursus pecoris aliter vitari non poterit, celsior 7truncus constituetur, ut sit 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 [p. 82]
8 constrictae terrae SAac
9 pilam SAac.
10 deponantur SAac.
11 confodere scripsi: copia fodere SAac.
12 mittere SAac.
13 si a: sic SAc.
14 constet SAac.
15 nusquam SAa: nunquam c.
16 plantam SAac.
17 transferre om. SAac.
18 caenoque S: cinoque A: acinoque ac.
19 obrutis SAac.
20 in om. SAac.
21 truncus autem aptior translationi est Gesner: truncos gratus autem maturis SAac.
22 depressior codex Goesianus.
Columella, Lucius Junius Moderatus. On Agriculture, Volume 2. E.S. Forster. Edward H. Heffner. London. Cambridge. William Heinemann; Harvard University. 1954. Keyboarding.
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