Benjamin Thorpe, The Anglo-Saxon Version of the Story of Apollonius of Tyre… (1834)
“ ANNOTANDA. Page 14, line 14, after gebeorscipe some words seem wanting to complete the sense. Page— — — 16, line— — — 12, ⁊ gecig Þe to Þinum frynd (freondum?) . The sense of this passage seems very uncertain. Page— — — 20, line— — — 17, næs git yfel wif. Of these words I can make no sense; they are not in the Latin text of the Gesta, which has "Apollonius ait, Sume codicillos quos tibi misit pater tuus, et lege." ”
