De naturis animaliūItem per cornua cerui intelligere poſſumꝰ bonum opus. quia ſicutceruus ſe defendit. ita hō ſe debet defendere a dyabolo per bona operaPreterea ꝑ cornua intelligi p̄t cuiuſlibet homīs ſuperbia. qꝛ ſicut cor-nua nullum inferūt ei honorē. ſed onus multū nociuū. ſic ſuꝑibia nihilboni vel honoris infert homī. ſed mortem eternamꝑtranſeūtriuos trāſnatant ſil̓e T fluuios tranant pariter. terrāqꝫ peragrantremotiꝰ tendūt nutrimentū inueſtigātLongius et pergunt paſcua quādo querunteleuatū trāſnatātes in ordīe osgeruntPortant ſuſpenſum gradientes ordine mentūſpᵉ ceruus ſpᵗ cerui poſterioribꝰ innixusAlter in alterius clunibus impoſitusin ꝯgregatiōeſeruant ordinēHunc retinent vſum ſi ſint in agmine centumceruus an̄cedit fatigatꝰ retrorſum tēditSed qui precedit feſſus ad ima redittali mō vices tenētes oēs ſeinuicē portātesSic ſe vertentes cuncti mutuoqꝫ ferentesꝑtranſeūtnullo tꝑeNunqͣꝫ deficiunt. ſicqꝫ viam peraguntper talem vſum alteriꝰ portare oneraPer tales mores alienos ferre laborescum dilectiōe ammonēt adiuuare inſtruuntCum pietate monent. ſicqꝫ iuuare docentdn̄i noſtrip̄ceptumSic lex eſt xp̄i noſtri complenda magiſtriſpᵉ bona opera agunt premiū inuenientTalia qui faciunt. paſcua reperientHec eſt ſecūda pars. in qua ponit ſecundā naturā cerui. Et diuiditur in duas ꝑtes. nam pͥmo facit hoc. ⁊ ſcd̓o ponit allegoriā. ſecundaꝑs ibi (Per tales mores) Et dicit pͥmo ſic. ſecūda natura cerui eſt. ꝙdum cerui querūt paſcua. tunc ꝯtingit eos aliqn̄ per aliquē fluuiumnatare. ⁊ in natatione talē obſeruāt modum ⁊ ordinē. ꝙ omnes ordīate ꝓcedunt. ſcꝫ vnus poſt alium. etiā ſi centū fuerint in ordine. vnuſ-quiſqꝫ ceruoꝝ ponit os ſuꝑ culum cerui p̄cedentis. ⁊ dum ceruus anterior feſſus eſt. tunc retrocedit. ⁊ ponit os ſuū ſuꝑ culum cerui vltimiet iſto mō omnes cerui ſe vertūt. ⁊ mutuo ſe portat. ⁊ iter eoꝝ ꝑficiuntſic ꝓcedēdo. nec aliqui eoꝝ deficiūt. Tunc ibi (Per tales mores /autor ponit allegoriā dicte ſecūde nature dicēs ſic. recte ſicut ceruusſubleuat debiliorē cornu ſuo. ſic hoīes fortiores ſubleuare debēt debi-