alium ſic viriliter ſic potenter ꝙ ambo ſe ſternūt abequis inter pedes equorum pugnantes/ ſed ex partegrecorum philitheas de calcidonia predictus cuꝫ tribus milibus militum ſuccurrit aiaci cum uſqꝫ tūc troianis pars belli melior arrideret qui in uirtute belliſatagebant opprimere grecos vt a bello diſcēderēt fuga lapſi Sed ille due acies que cū philithea venerūtad bellum troianorum vota contemnunt ⁊ preualere non ſinunt. Quare prelio ſic feruente philiteas inhectorem irruit lanceam ſuam fregit in illum Sꝫ hector ſic ſua lancea illū in ſua uirtute ꝑcuſſit ꝙ ip̄m letaliter bulnerauit ⁊ deiecit ab equo qui ſemiuiuꝰ preceps peruenit īter pedes equoꝝ Tūc ex parte grecoꝝſuperuenit huneus cū acie ſua in multitudine pugnatorum copioſa ⁊ vlixes cū ſuis qͥ de tracia bella gerere didicerunt Itē ⁊ rex humelinus qͥ oēs reges gre-coꝝ ſecū decē milia militū ad p̄liū adduxerūt Quidpoterāt ergo troiani cuꝫ quaſi die illo oēs ꝯueniſſenteoꝝ acies ī ꝯflictu Et qͥ ml̓co labore laſſati vix aliosoffēder̄ ⁊ uix ſe defēder̄ facultatē ītegrā nō hēbat Sꝫparis īterī cuꝫ illis de perſia ſuperuenit ex parte dextra ſe in bellum immiſit ⁊ irruēs in regeꝫ fratriſie ſobrinum vlixis ip̄m in ſuis viribus interemit De cuiꝰmorte valde triſtati ſunt greci Vlixes aūt cupiens ſobrini ſui mortem ulciſci in paridem irruit furibundꝰ⁊ nitens ip̄m cuꝫ lācea ſua percutere ſic potēter equūparidis vulnerauit ꝙ mortuꝰ in terram cecidit ⁊ ꝑꝯſequens paris eiꝰ aſſeſſor neceſſario pedes habuitbellare Veꝝ troilꝰ qͥ īſiſtētē ꝯtra paridē vidit vlixēſtatim irruit ī eundē ⁊ nudato enſe ſic potēter ꝑcuſſitm ꝟ