Út malīs | gaúdeant # átqu(e) ex in|cómmodīs (T. _Andr._ 627).
Dé͡ind(e) uter|qu(e) ímperā|tṓr ‖ in medi|(um) éxeunt (Pl. _Am._ 223).
2695. This verse is common in the _cantica_ of the early drama, and is
often repeated to form systems. Hiatus and _syllaba anceps_ sometimes
occur in the diaeresis.
[Errata:
2694 ... Dé͡ind(e) uter|qu(e) ímperā|tṓr ‖ in medi|(um) éxeunt
_The word “Deinde” may not display as intended. The accent should
appear over the letters “ei”, which are tied together._]