iudicio nobiſcū contendi pōt. ita vt a nr̄o iurein ius illius tnͣſeat qui ꝯtendit vl̓ pro quo contendit ſicuti eſt veſtis domus fundꝰ iumentū⁊ gn̓alit̓ oīs pecunia. qd̓ vtrū de ſeruis etiā accipiendū ſit. magna q̄ſtio eſt. Non eī xp̄ianūoportꝫ ſic poſſide̓ ſeruū. quō equū aūt argentūquanꝙͣ fieri poſſit vt maior p̄cio valeat equꝰꝙͣ ſeruus ⁊ multomagis aliqͥd aureū vl̓ argē-teū. ſꝫ ille ſeruꝰ ſi rectius ⁊ honeſtius et ad deūcolendū accōmodacius abs te dn̄o educaturaut regitur ꝙͣ ab illo pōt qui eū cupit auferreNeſcio vtrū quiſꝙͣ dice̓ audeat vt veſtimentūeum ꝯtempni debe̓ hoīem nāqꝫ habeo tanꝙͣ ſeip̄m dilige̓ debꝫ. cui ab oīm dn̄o ſic̄ ea q̄ ſecunt̉on̄dunt etiā vt inimicos diligat imꝑatur. Sane aīaduertendū eſt omnē tunicā veſtinentūeſſe. nō omne veſtimentū tunicā eſſe. veſtimēti ergo nomē plura ſignificat ꝙͣ nomē tunice⁊ iō ſic arbitror dictū eſſe et qui voluerit tecūiudicio ꝯtende̓ ⁊ tunicā tuā tolle̓ remitte illi ⁊veſtimentū tanꝙͣ ſi dice̓t. Qui voluerit tunicātuam tolle̓ remitte illi et ſi qͥd indumēti aliudhabes. ideo pallium nōnulli int̓pretati ſūt qd̓grece poſitū eſt. nation ymagion. Et qui te angariauerit inquit mille paſſus vade cum illoalia duo ⁊ hoc vtiqꝫ non tā vt pedibꝫ agas ꝙͣaīo ſis ꝑatus. Nam in ip̄a xp̄iana hiſtoria in