(recorded with a by Synthogy detailled sampled New York Steinway D (CD 121) von 1951 which was already played by Pianists like Rudolf Serkin or Glenn Gould)
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Answer by Steffen Fahl
Here is the manuscript:
But of course you are right, that "ô vero" does not mean "O truth" but something like "probably better on two"
best Steffen
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