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<section begin="13v-a"/>{{par|r}} Sum situs hic brevior. longu{{dec|u|mque}} remetior ense{{dec|u|m}}.<br/>Cuspide sepe<ref>Or "saepe" (often), which may be more likely than "sepe" (hedge or defensive barrier)</ref> minor. illuc t{{dec|u|ame}}n inde rev{{dec|u|er}}tor(?).<section end="13v-a"/>
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<section begin="13v-a"/>{{par|r}} Sum situs hic brevior. longu{{dec|u|mque}} remetior<ref>potentially remeatio, but written as *tior to rhyme with brevior, minor, and revertor</ref> ense{{dec|u|m}}.<br/>Cuspide sepe<ref>Or "saepe" (often), which may be more likely than "sepe" (hedge or defensive barrier)</ref> minor. illuc t{{dec|u|ame}}n inde rev{{dec|u|er}}tor(?).<section end="13v-a"/>
  
 
:<section begin="13v-b"/>{{par|b}} L{{dec|u|a}}evus<ref>More likely laevus than levus</ref> e<sup>:</sup>go situs ip{{dec|u|s}}e vocor {{dec|u|/}} Ver{{dec|u|a}}e{{dec|u|que}} fenestr{{dec|u|a}}e.<br/>Sic celer i{{dec|u|n}} dextra velut hac su{{dec|u|m}} ne{{dec|u|m}}pe sinistra.<section end="13v-b"/>
 
:<section begin="13v-b"/>{{par|b}} L{{dec|u|a}}evus<ref>More likely laevus than levus</ref> e<sup>:</sup>go situs ip{{dec|u|s}}e vocor {{dec|u|/}} Ver{{dec|u|a}}e{{dec|u|que}} fenestr{{dec|u|a}}e.<br/>Sic celer i{{dec|u|n}} dextra velut hac su{{dec|u|m}} ne{{dec|u|m}}pe sinistra.<section end="13v-b"/>

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Sum situs hic brevior. longumque remetior[1] ensem.
Cuspide sepe[2] minor. illuc tamen inde revertor(?).

Laevus[3] e:go situs ipse vocor / Veraeque fenestrae.
Sic celer in dextra velut hac sum nempe sinistra.

Protrahor in terram situs en caudatus. et ante /
Postque ago persaepe traiectis ictibus ictus[4].

Nominor a cunctis certe situs ipse[5] bicornis.
Nec pete quam falsus / quam sim nunc callidus in te
  1. potentially remeatio, but written as *tior to rhyme with brevior, minor, and revertor
  2. Or "saepe" (often), which may be more likely than "sepe" (hedge or defensive barrier)
  3. More likely laevus than levus
  4. The last word seems faded
  5. Added later: "scilicet ego."