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ꝯmode alligatis in portu et eius ibi tuta ſtatione receptis armati deſcendūt in terrā ⁊ in glomeroſa multitudine pugnatorum quēcūqꝫ inueniunt rapaci prede violenter exponūt q̄ ſe ꝯtra eos totis viribꝰ ſatagebant infeſtis conatibus duras aggreſſuras exercent ⁊ ideo inter eos ⁊ troianos caſtri ipſius dn̄oscrudeliter bellum feruet ⁊ durum prelium eſtuat ītereos. Cuius rei cā multi cadunt ex troianis gladiis īterfecti/ ſed plures ex grecis ad quoꝝ excidiū ⁊ vindictā greci artius anhelātes morti ⁊ vulneribꝰ aīoſiꝰſe preſentāt. Multi ex grecis intereūt īter iſta necnō⁊ de troianis qͣꝫ plures. Sed demum troiani ſuſtinere grecorum innumerabilē multitudinē nō valētes fuge ſubſidio ſe ꝯmittunt ⁊ quibus fugere licuit nō fuit alia cāſuffragii qͣꝫ lapſu fuge ad troie alta meniaperuenire. Illi vero quibus fuga nō ꝓfuit ferro intereūt ⁊ acerba morte crudeliter vitas ſolnūt. Sicoa grecis ip̄iꝰ caſtri toto ābitu intercepto in p̄dictumcaſtrum irruūt ip̄m ī magna potentia debellantes.Troiani vero ordīatis bellis eoꝝ ī ſummitate murorum aduerſꝰ grecos durā ⁊ dirā defenſiōeꝫ opponūtnunc eos iactis lapidibꝰ obruūt nūc eos īterimuntin vibramine lanceaꝝ nūc ip̄os iaculis acutis afficiunt nūc baliſtaꝝ crebris ſagittis emiſſis ip̄os letaliter vulnerāt ⁊ extrēe morti tradūt Greci vero diuerſorū geneꝝ machinis ordinatis ac diuerſis parietibusinſtitutis in diuerſis locis qͣꝫ pluribꝰ bellicis ſcalisppoſitis letaliter īpetūt dura debellatōe troianos īquoꝝ debellatiōe multi ex grecis ſternūt̉ a ſcalis ⁊