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Excerpt from Titi LIVII Patavini Historiarum Libri Qui Supersunt Omnes, Vol. 4
Tique naurea coguntur naves in alteram ripam amais transjicere. Et in terra profperum acque in palatos praedatores proelium fuerat r refugientlbusque ad ¿ationem Graecis Veneti obfifiunt. Ita in medio circumventi ho¿es cafique pars capti claffem indicant regem que Cleonymum tria millia abeffe. Inde captivis proximo Vico in cufiodîam datls, pars ¿uviatile's naves ad fuperanda vada ¿ag norum apte planis alveìs fabricaras pars captiva nav1g1a armatìs complen/t profeéìi que ad clafiem, mmobiles naves 8l loca ignota plus, quam hofiem timentes Circum Vadunt fugientesque in altum acrius, quam repugnantes ufque ad ofiium amnls perfe cutì, capris quibufdam 1ncenfisque navibus bofiium quas trepidatio in vada intulerat, vié'rores revertuntxtr. Cleonymus,vix quinta parte navìum incolumi nulla regione maris Hadrìarici profpere adita, difce¿it. Rofira navium {poliaque Laconum in ade. Iunonis Veteri fixa multi fuperfunt, qui Viderunt.
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