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[18] cretosumque reformidant. Ante ver seri 1non possunt, quoniam teporibus maxime laetantur; ultima tamen parte Martii mensis commodissime terrae committuntur. Nec impensa gravi rationem 2cultoris onerant, quippe sextariis fere quattuor iugerum implent; frequentem tamen exigunt sar- 3 4 5 6 7 [p. 156] tionem 8et runcationem, ut herbis liberentur. Ea cum spicas ediderunt, prius quam semina hient aestibus,9manu carpuntur, et suspensa in sole cum adsiccuerunt, 10reconduntur atque ita reposita perennant
3 hisdemque vel his denique R plerique.
4 de om. Sa.
5 sustinerentur A.
6 versari A2R, vett. edd.
7 sationem vel sartionem R. a " two-rowed." b The Sarmatians, says Pliny (N.H. XVIII. 100), lived chiefly on millet porridge, made with mare's milk or with blood drawn from the thigh of a horse; while the Ethiopians knew of no other grains than millet and barley. Panic was used by
Columella, Lucius Junius Moderatus. On Agriculture, Volume 1. Harrison Boyd Ash. London. Cambridge. William Heinemann; Harvard University. 1940. Keyboarding.
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