Remains of two lines, apparently from the top of a tablet, . Line 1 reads: Verecundi[; therefore this cannot be part of a letter to Verecundus (for whom see 154, 210-2); possibilities are the start of a letter to someone called Verecundi(n)us, or, if this is the back, an address to the wife or slave of Verecundus (cf. 302). Only the tops of one or two letters of the second line survive.
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Vindolanda Inventory No. 86.421
Introduction
Remains of two lines, apparently from the top of a tablet, . Line 1 reads: Verecundi[; therefore this cannot be part of a letter to Verecundus (for whom see 154, 210-2); possibilities are the start of a letter to someone called Verecundi(n)us, or, if this is the back, an address to the wife or slave of Verecundus (cf. 302). Only the tops of one or two letters of the second line survive.