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man�察─�Edmundus de Prato ��Edmund Pratt�� by name�察�
licentiate in Canon Law�察�of Exeter College�察�Oxford�察�
who had actually been a pupil of Grocyn�察�the first 
scholar who taught Greek in England。 No doubt on the 
fame of this new learning reaching his ears�察�the 
Vincey of the day�察�perhaps that same John de Vincey 
who years before had saved the relic from destruction 
and made the black´letter entry on the sherd in 1445 
hurried off to Oxford to see if perchance it might 
avail to solve the secret of the mysterious 
inscription。 Nor was he disappointed�察�for the learned 
Edmundus was equal to the task。

Expanded Version of the Mediaeval Latin Translation。 

AMENARTAS�察�e genere regio Egyptii�察�uxor Callicratis�察�
sacerdotis Isidis�察�quam dei fovent demonia attendunt�察�
filiolo suo Tisistheni jam moribunda ita rnandat��

Effugi quondam ex Egypto�察�regnante Nectanebo�察�cure 
patre tuo�察�propter mei amorem pejerato。 Fugientes 
autem versus Notum trans mare�察�et viginti quatuor 
menses per litora Libye versus Orientem errantes�察�ubi 
est petra quedam magna sculpta instar Ethiopis 
capitis�察�deinde dies quatuor ab ostio fluminis magni 
ejecti partim submersi sumus partim morbo mortui 
sumus�此�in fine autem a feris hominibus portabamur per 
paludes et vada�察�ubi avium multitudo celum obumbrat�察�
dies decem�察�donec advenimus ad cavum quendam montem�察�
ubi olim magna urbs erat�察�caverne quoque immense�察�
duxerunt autem nos ad reginam 
Advenaslasaniscoronantium�察�que magica^ utebatur et 
peritia omnium rerum�察�et saltem pulcritudine et vigore 
insenescibilis erat。 Hec magno patris tui amore 
perculsa�察�primum quidem ei connubium michi mortem 
parabat�察�postea vero�察�recusante Callicrate�察�amore mei 
et timore regine affecto nos per magicam abduxit per 
vias horribiles ubi est puteus ille profundus�察�cujus 
juxta aditum jacebat senioris philosophi cadaver�察�et 
advenientibus monstravit flammam Vite erectam�察�instar 
columne volutantis�察�voces emittentem quasi tonitrus�此�
tunc per ignem impetu nocivo expers transiit et jam 
ipsa sese formosior visa est。

Quibus factis juravit se patrem tuum quoque immortalem 
ostensuram esse�察�si me prius occisa regine 
contubernium mallet�察�neque enim ipsa me occidere 
valuit�察�propter nostratum magicam cujus egomet partem 
habeo。 Ille veto nichil hujus generis malebat�察�manibus 
ante oculos passis�察�ne mulieris formositatena 
adspiceret�此�postea illum magica percussit arte�察�at 
mortuum efferebat inde cum fletibus et vagitibus�察�at 
me per timorem expulit ad ostium magni fluminis�察�
velivoli�察�porro in nave�察�in qua te peperi�察�vix post 
dies huc Athenas vecta sum。 At tu�察�O Tisisthenes�察�ne 
quid quorum mando nauci fac�此�necesse enim est mulierem 
exquirere si qua Vite mysterium impetres et vindicare�察�
quantum in te est�察�patrem tuum Callicratem in regine 
morte。 Sin timore sen aliqua causa rem relinquis 
infectam�察�hoc ipsum omnibus posteris mando�察�dum bonus 
quis inveniatur qui ignis lavacrum non perhorrescet�察�
et potentia dignus dominabitur hominum。

Talia dico incredibilia quidem at minime ficta de 
rebus michi cognitis。

Hec Grece scripta Latine reddidit vir doctus Edmundus 
de Prato�察�in Decretis Licenciatus�察�e Collegio 
Exoniensi Oxoniensi doctissimi Grocyni quondam e 
pupillis�察�Idibus Aprills Anno Domini MCCCCLXXXXV。

;Well�察─�I said�察�when at length I had read out and 
carefully examined these writings and paragraphs�察�at 
least those of them that were still easily legible�察�
;that is the conclusion of the whole matter�察�Leo�察�and 
now you can form your own opinion on it。 I have 
already formed mine。;

;And what is�拭─�he asked�察�in his quick way。

;It is this。 I believe that potsherd to be perfectly 
genuine�察�and that�察�wonderful as it may seem�察�it has 
come down in your family from since the fourth century 
before Christ。 The entries absolutely prove it�察�and 
therefore�察�however improbable it may seem�察�it must be 
accepted。 But there I stop。 That your remote 
ancestress�察�the Egyptian princess�察�or some scribe 
under her direction�察�wrote that which we see on the 
sherd I have no doubt�察�nor have I the slightest doubt 
but that her sufferings and the loss of her husband 
had turned her head�察�and that she was not right in her 
mind when she did write it。;

;How do you account for what my father saw and heard 
there�拭─�asked Leo。

;Coincidence。 No doubt there are bluffs on the coast 
of Africa that look something like a man's head�察�and 
plenty of people who speak bastard Arabic。 Also�察�I 
believe that there are lots of swamps。 Another thing 
is�察�Leo�察�and I am sorry to say it�察�but I do not 
believe that your poor father was quite right when he 
wrote that letter。 He had met with a great trouble�察�
and also he had allowed this story to prey on his 
imagination�察�and he was a very imaginative man。 
Anyway�察�I believe that the whole thing is the most 
unmitigated rubbish。 I know that there are curious 
things and forces in nature which we rarely meet with�察�
and�察�when we do meet them�察�cannot understand。 But 
until I see it with my own eyes�察�which I am not likely 
to�察�I never will believe that there is any means of 
avoiding death�察�even for a time�察�or that there is or 
was a white sorceress living in the heart of an 
African swamp� �It is bosh�察�my boy�察�all bosh��What do 
you say�察�Job�拭�

;I say�察�sir�察�that it is a lie�察�and�察�if it is true�察�I 
hope Mr。 Leo won't meddle with no such things�察�for no 
good can't come of it。;

;Perhaps you are both right�察─�said Leo�察�very quietly。 
;I express no opinion。 But I say this。 I am going to 
set the matter at rest once and for all�察�and if you 
won't come with me I will go by myself。;

I looked at the young man�察�and saw that he meant what 
he said。 When Leo means what he says he always puts on 
a curious look about the mouth。 It has been a trick of 
his from a child。 Now�察�as a matter of fact�察�I had no 
intention of allowing Leo to go anywhere by himself�察�
for my own sake�察�if not for his。 I was far too much 
attached to him for that。 I am not a man of many ties 
or affections。 Circumstances have been against me in 
this respect�察�and men and women shrink from me�察�or�察�at 
least�察�I fancy they do�察�which comes to the same thing�察�
thinking�察�perhaps�察�that my somewhat forbidding 
exterior is a key to my character。 Rather than endure 
this�察�I have�察�to a great extent�察�secluded myself from 
the world�察�and cut myself off from those opportunities 
which with most men result in the formation of 
relations more or less intimate。 Therefore Leo was all 
the world to mebrother�察�child�察�and friendand until 
he wearied of me�察�where he went there I should go too。 
But�察�of course�察�it would not do to let him see how 
great a hold he had over me�察�so I cast about for some 
means whereby I might let myself down easy。 

;Yes�察�I shall go�察�uncle�察�and if I don't find the 
'rolling Pillar of Life��' at any rate I shall get some 
first´class shooting。;

Here was my opportunity�察�and I took it。

;Shooting�拭─�I said。 ;Ah� �yes�察�I never thought of that。 
It must be a very wild stretch of country�察�and full of 
big game。 I have always wanted to kill a buffalo 
before I die。 Do you know�察�my boy�察�I don't believe in 
the quest�察�but I do believe in big game�察�and really�察�
on the whole�察�if�察�after thinking it over�察�you make up 
your mind to go�察�I will take a holiday�察�and come with 
you。;

;Ah�察─�said Leo�察 �I thought that you would not lose 
such a chance。 But how about money�拭�We shall want a 
good lot。;

;You need not trouble about that�察─�I answered。 ;There 
is all your income that has been accumulating for 
years�察�and besides that I have saved two thirds of 
what your father left me�察�as I consider�察�in trust for 
you。 There is plenty of cash。;

;Very well�察�then�察�we may as well stow these things 
away and go up to town to see about our guns。 By the 
way�察�Job�察�are you coming too�拭�It's time you began to 
see the world。;

;Well�察�sir�察─�answered Job�察�stolidly�察 �I don't hold 
much with foreign parts�察�but if both you gentlemen are 
going you will want somebody to look after you�察�and I 
am not the man to stop behind after serving you for 
twenty years。;

;That's right�察�Job�察─�said I。 ;You won't find out 
anything wonderful�察�but

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