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regisdesummacum, Crev. | secundae | condicione, Gr.
1 ĩ || poneret | [necminus M] | serenitatepraesentisfortunaepraesentisho(hon V)minis (serenitatepraesentishominis M) | (etimerito V) | esset
mittere(ret M) ad | [fratereius V] | apa(spa M, pa V)cē(cem)b. t. quinctio
nequesinerebellum | quamaptamemorabili || pugnaspem, Crev. | [que V]
romana
pluriumadsensnm 9. adconn_s_s. [spissi]adhibitofrequenticonsilioadhibitofrequenticonsilio
petere, I. Perizon. | pollicentibus | (quibusc V) | cessissetcaesarumprimumhaec, Gryn., Gr.
constantiauiditinconsidio | aduersus | [cerere V]
(rumma, s üb. r V) | permittit
haecum | morispertinaciamorisesse, Gryn., Mg. | uetari | quaesiturus
praetio | animum [contemptare M]
responderantmutabant | paceassurium | redit || 63.1. expertilaeti, W. | nonabaliam | adqueinfirmiore
boetiam | summauialiarumlucretius | oppugnarat, Duker. | externi[auxili V] | coronitano(taeo M) rum
(crebaro V) | admotumnunclibramento | quadeclinarentquiauguerant, Vahlen. | (imuro V) | (opera, e üb. a V, opera M) | operibuslentioesset, Gryn., Vahlen.
utcorona, Drk. | (urebem V）
duaeuttresquoqueinter | fueratduo | admouiteodem | factio
oppidanitū(tum M)eius | (iniectais V) | fascibus | (accendendi)
omnibusuerbismoenia | (icapiuntur V）
obuius | passimcaissiarmati | (ifacta V）
[CI? CI? M]fermeet[. a]( M)ornamenta | statuaetabulaeetpictae | praetiose | urbis
inttebanosductus | recepti | (romanosrum V) | (adversa) | inboetia(am) | redit (dredit).
Livy. W. Weissenborn. H. J. Müller. Ab urbe condita, 41-42: textual notes. Berlin. Weidmannsche Buchhandlung. 1876. 9.2.
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