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[2] sui vitem configuret. Id non solum ad speciem plurimum refert, sed ad firmitatem et ubertatem,1perpetuitatemque. Nam rectus truncus similem sui medullam gerit, per quam velut quodam itinere sine flexu atque impedimento facilius terrae matris alimenta meant 2et ad summum perveniunt; at 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 [p. 398] quae curvae10sunt et 11distortae, non aequaliter alliduntur 12inhibentibus nodis, et ipso flexu cursum
3 placidioresque Gesn., Schn.: humidioresque acM, edd. ante Gesn.: umidiores quae SA.
4 partitur se (sae S) celsius evaciri SA: patitur celsius evocari Schn.
5 quin vites ... praebeant ... consurgunt vulgo: vites deest SAacM: prebeat acM; praebeant SA: consurgat cM; consurgant SA.
6 plcxum SA, et deinde radice ScM.
7 statuminis scripsi: statuminis nisi M: statum nisi a: statu insidii SA: statusymis insidi c: statuminum edd.
8 libertatem SA:
9 in cant c: manant SAa.
Columella, Lucius Junius Moderatus. On Agriculture, Volume 1. Harrison Boyd Ash. London. Cambridge. William Heinemann; Harvard University. 1940. Keyboarding.
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