Corā vero eodē corpore ante pedes ip̄iꝰ erat reginaheccuba ⁊ formoſa eius filia polixena ī multaꝝ mulieꝝ nobiliuꝫ comitiua q̄ ſparſis ꝑ eaꝝ pectora ⁊ terga capillis flebiles gemitꝰ in multa cordis amaritudine ab imis pectoribus ꝓducebāt Hūquid igit̉ polixena in tantis anguſtiaꝝ anxietatibꝰ ſue īmutauerat pulchritudinē faciei. Dūquid color ſuaꝝ niuidꝰmaxillaꝝ q̄ rōſaꝝ rubedine colorauerat genas ſuasꝓpter ſui doloris anguſtias a ſui vigoris niuida claritate fuerat exhauſtus aut natiuus eiꝰ color roſeuslabiorum ablatus vel forte lacrime fluuiales ab eiusoculis decurrētes ſplēdorē ſuoꝝ offuſcauerat oculoruꝫ. Sane ſic reuera videbat̉ ītuentibꝰ. vt eīꝰ defluentes lacrime per maxillas inſtar illud propriū videret̉ hr̄e veluti ſi quis tabulā recētis eboris in ſuo lacceo candore nitētē ex guttis aque lucide ⁊ p̄clare deſuper irroraret. ſicqꝫ eius aurea ⁊ flaua ceſaries inmultis diſperſa capillis auri ſimilitudineꝫ pn̄tabat.vt quaſi non viderent̉ eē capilli: ſꝫ ꝯiūcta potiꝰ auri fila. Quod dū polixene manꝰ ad diſrūpendū īſurgerēt manibꝰ tāgi nō videbāt̉ humanis ſed nimia eſfuſiōe lactis aſpergi. Achilles igit̉ dū polixnā īſpexit et eius ē pulchritudinem contemplatus vere ſuo ꝯcepit in animo nunqͣꝫ ſe vidiſſe puellam nec aliquaꝫaliam mulierē tante pulchritudinis forma vigere.Et ut ī eius ꝑſona concurrerēt iſta duo tā generoſanobilitas ⁊ tā excellētis copie pulchritudo ⁊ duꝫ deſiderabili animo in eā achilles ſuum defixiſſꝫ ītuitūſagitta cupidinis fortē achillē ſubito vulnerauit. ⁊ad interiora pertranſiēs cordis eiꝰ ip̄m ml̓to ardore

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