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Omnis autem pampinationis ea 7 est tempestivitas, dum adeo teneri palmites sunt, ut levi tactu digiti decutiantur.Nam si vehementius induru- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 [p. 370] erunt,8aut maiore nisu convellendi sunt aut falce deputandi, quod utrumque vitandum est: alterum, quia lacerat matrem, si revellere coneris; alterum, quia sauciat, quod in viridi et adhuc stirpe immatura

1 efficiemus SAa.

2 eligere debebimus (debemus a) SAacM, Ald.: elicere debemus Schn.

3 ab imo ... pampinabimus om. SA.

4 discerpemus (des- a) SAa.

5 intractu relicto portavit SA.

6 conveniet acM: convenit Gesn., Schn.: om. SA.

7 ea om. S, add. man. ait. A. a Columella appears to use nepos to mean both " water-sprouts " or " stock-shoots,"sprouting from unfruitful

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Columella, Lucius Junius Moderatus. On Agriculture, Volume 1. Harrison Boyd Ash. London. Cambridge. William Heinemann; Harvard University. 1940. Keyboarding.

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