eundem in capite ꝙ fracta eius caſſide viriliter ⁊ diſrupta ſquame lorice ſue ſic in eius fronte grauiter īheſerunt ꝙ infixe fronti totam eius faciem ſanguīsriuuli cruentarūt. vlixes vero firmus in equo ꝑſtitit⁊ troilum q̄ eum offendere nicebat̉ cum enſe ſuo infacie vulnerauit. Tunc fuiſſent reuera troiāi dare terga coacti niſi ille fortiſſimꝰ hector cuꝫ fratribus ſuis troilo deiphebo paride necnō ⁊ alijs fratribus ſuis naturalibus vtriliter reſtitiſſent Toto enī illo diehector hincinde diſcurrens a propria acie ſua quā ſibi deputauerat ex troianis bellādo diſceſſerat aciemip̄aꝫ ſine ductore relinquēs Sꝫ deīde vidēs grecos īualeſcere contra troianos ad ꝓpriā aciē ſuā redit ⁊ſe ꝯiunxit eidem Gaudēt ergo troiani qͥ erāt in p̄dicta acie ꝯſtituti ſuū recuperaſſe dn̄m ⁊ ductorē Et ſichector ipſos ſermonibus affectuoſis alloquit̉ reducens eis ad memoriā preteritas iniurias eis a grecisillatas ⁊ eoꝝ reducit ad mentē quid greci eis facerētſi eoꝝ (quod abſit) eēt forte victores Monet ergoeos ⁊ hortat̉ eoſdē ut in bello fortiter inualeſcant ⁊ad uictoriā toto corde prorſꝰ āhelent. Tūc omnibꝰeis in deuota voluntate fauentibꝰ hector ex ꝑtedextera eos per quādā vallē ꝯtra grecos duxit ad bellūIllic fit cedes maxīa ⁊ multi ex grecis intereūt Haꝫet hector eos ſine fine ꝯfundit. Rex uero thoas quicaſſibulā filium regis priami occiderat diſcurrēdo ꝑacies contra troianos multa diſpendia committit̉.Quem naturales filii regis priamī certiſſiē cognoſcētes in vindictā mortis frīs eoꝝ oēs vnanimiter ꝯuenerūt Et ſic oēs in regem thoas vnanimiter irruūt

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