...'haec puppis'^ huius puppis'... A sanguine" compositum (i. pp. 260, non seruat siniplicis declinationem, 'hie' et 'haec exsanguis' huius ^^^) exsanguis/ a cuspide* seruat, 'tricuspis tricuspidis.' P. I05b
Sin in o? puram' Graecus desinat genetiuus... y'^' '
...' compos* compotis '...eius contrarium ' impos^ '... ...osten- p ^' ' dunt epigram mata 2... ...'haec glos' gloris'...ex osse*...Pacuuius' / ^-^) in Chrisse : ^' ^
- oss[u]um in[h]umatum aestuosam
- Aulam.
Accius uero in annalibus :
- Fraxinus fissa ferox, infensa infinditur ossis'.
Cato tamen 'os' protulit® in IIII Originum... (i. p. 255)
Sii'acusii^ enira eron pro eros** dicunt. Romani autem P. 106 b plerumque solent in 'on' terminantia etiam subectione*^^ n proferre^ 15 per o, ut ' leo,' ' draco.' Sic ergo ' Mino,' ' gobio ' quoque dicunt pro gobies'*' abiecta s, et, quod mirabilius est, ' Atho" Athonis ' protulit Cicero... Sed hoc in 'u?' correptam dehinc Attice prolatum est quomodo ^AvSpoyeo^; pro vBp6y€Q)<;^^.
Similiter quartae sunt, quae rerum uocabulis [hjomonima* (i. p. 256)
2. eross P. 105 a
1. [marg. sup., man. al] 7 capus sebocc^ 2. uandi as 'continued sanguis 3. ni exsanguinis dogni 4. udndi as cuspis ^' ^^^^ 5. .i. cen chonsin ren • os 6. comascnidaid
1. neph ascnaidid 2. innaforliterdi 3. inducbdl [man. P. 106a »5 al.] i soror^ 4. chndim 5. nowaViatiuus t ahlsitiuus a nomine quod est ossum- 7 uero .i. indfir fosin 6. is -os- lasuide tmmurgu nominatiuo ni ossis" ut accjus ost&ndit K 7. .i. aicniae digraecaih
1. huaindarpu 2. .i. n- dochor diib 3. .i. cosmaiYtMs P. 106 b 30 indarpi 4. .i. ciasidbiur sa fritsu • atho 7 athos do buith biid dano in • u? • laatacn 7 otordd ind • v in o • I'arum odeni athos 5. .i. analo^rta .i. amal otordd - v in • o • hisuidiu • 6. cos- mailainmmnigthecha
2. from sanguis. 3. it does not make exsanguinis. 4. from P. 105b
35 cuspis. 5. i.e. without a consonant before -os.
2. the epigrams. 3. glory or sister. 6. truly according p. i06a to that. 6. i.e. 'tis os, however with him (Cato) as nominative, not ossis, as etc. 7. i.e. a tribe of Greeks.
1. by expelling it. 2. i.e. in putting n from them. 3. i.e. a P. 106b 40 resemblance to expelling. 4. i.e. though I say to thee that it is Athos and Atho, it is, however, in -v<s with Attic writers, and the v has then been converted so that it makes Athos. 5. by analogy, i.e. as it has been converted into here.
a: MS. Pacubins
b: i.e. i7pwv, ijpun
c: leg. abiectione
d: leg. kco^ios
e: MS. andro7ets pro avSpoyeos
f: cf. capus, falco, Corp. Gloss. Lat. v. 493
g: leg. soror oiri cf. Sg. 67"14
h: MS. 1111,^111 ossis •^nomntatiuo
