nymph? - #1, in vat below grapes?, or funnel into vat 1: {gutter} !lmyl
nymph? - #2, in vat below grapes? 2: or shekar
below that: ydy
nymph? - #3, in vat below grapes? 3: ydy
nymph? - #4, in vat below grapes? 4: okedy
nymph? - #5, in vat below grapes? 5: oloy
nymph? - #6, in vat below grapes? 6: doiis
nymph? - #7, in vat below grapes? 7: ol shy
nymph? - #8, in vat below grapes? 8: otedy
nymph? - #9, in vat below grapes? 9: lkol
nymph? - #10, in vat below grapes? 10: okolshy
nymph? - #11, in vat below grapes? 11: otoly
nymph? - #12, in vat below grapes? 12: dshedy
Paragraph: P
"V" transcription by John Grove, posted 09-may-1998. Some of Grove's [kt] restored to [pf] based on other versions -JS. The {.} marks Grove's "detachable initials".
20: qotar ytedy tedy dar olkedy qotedy shckhy chtol tedy dar or oly
21: shol tchdy tedy ykai!n shey cheol y!tedy al!kedy okedar o!lkeed ol ary
22: d!shey teey sor ol shedy dar aldy otedaiin shckhchy chckh!y daiin ar!yly
23: qokal daiin dai!n otey cheor air shckhy orair oro
The next line begins to the outside the left margin, right next to a water channel. The first half of the line is hanging above the bottom pond; the following lines are indented by a couple of inches, to leave space for the pond. The spacing of the first 11 words <shey...chedy> is a bit exaggerated, and there are 11 nymphs in the pond below. Hmm... 24: {figure}shey dar shey dai!n aiin shedy orol ykar okedy qoky chedy okedar chey alol