Hellanicus eac þa to him com se him ær cydde hwæt antiochus cync be him gedemed hæfde. ⁊ he cwæð to þam cynge. Hlaford cyng. gemun hellanicus þinne þeow. Ða genám hine apollonius be þare hande[1] ⁊ arærde hine up ⁊ hine cyste ⁊ hine weligne gedide ⁊ sette hine him to geferan. Æfter eallum þisum apollonius se cyngc sunu gestrynde be his gemæccan. þone he sette to cynge on arcestrates cyne-ríce his ealde-fæder ⁊ he sylfa wel-willendlice lifede mid his gemæccan seofon ⁊ hund-seofonti geara ⁊ heold ꝥ cyne-ríce on antiochia ⁊ on tyrum ⁊ on cirenense. and he leofode on stilnesse ⁊ on blisse ealle þa tíd his lífes æfter his earfoðnesse. and twa bec he silf gesette be his fare. ⁊ áne asette on ðam temple diane oðre on bibliotheca.
Her endað ge wea ge wela apollonius þæs tiriscan. ræde se þe wille. and gif hi hwa ræde. ic bidde ꝥ he þas awændednesse ne tæle. ac ꝥ he hele swa hwæt swa þaron sy to tale: ·
- ↑ MS. hand.
