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Non-Biblical Glosses and Scholia.

‘lanx’3 … … ‘Asbustes’4 … ‘squalor’5 …… ‘blandus’6 … ‘creber’7 … … ‘pratum’8

Ante m autem in­ueniuntur c d g t9

P. 20b

‘agmen’1 .. Tres autem con­sonantes non aliter possunt iungi in principio syllabae, nisi sit prima s2 uel c uel p …. tertia 1 uel r3…ut…‘uictrix,’ ‘sceptrum4.’ Nam post pt uel ct et simul iunctas l non inuenitur…ipsa soni natura pro­hibente5. In fine uero dictionis contra inuenimus primam liquidam, sequentem mutam6, postremam s… uel c uel t ante­cedente n7…uel loco ψ Graecae bs uel ps scribere pro ratione genetiui8, ut ‘Arabs Arabis’… …tamen cog­nationem soni9 ad hoc10 pro­cliuiorem esse aiunt. …euphonia superat11

P. 21a

Syllaba est com­prehensio literarum con­sequens sub uno accentu et uno spiritu prolata; abusiue tamen etiam singu­larum1 uocalium sonos syllabas nominamus. A singulis tamen incipiens, non plus quam2 ad sex literas procedere syllaba potest…

Saepe inueniuntur pro duabus3 uocalibus iunctis…singulae uocales positae, ut ‘plostrum’4 pro ‘plaustrum…’

P. 21b

Si antecedens syllaba terminet in con­sonantem, necesse est1 etiam sequentem a con­sonante incipere… Hero­dianus…ostendit, rationa­bilius esse sonorius­que2 quantum ad ipsam uocis prolationem, in compositis quoque3 simpli­cium regulam…seruare.


3: medthescslice4: .i. neph­adnachte5: dóermamaigthetu   6: .i. prae­ponitur b· do ·l· síc ·c· reliqua7: dián8: sreith[1]9: .i. ní airecar ·b· na ·c· remi ·

P. 20b

1: sluag2: .i. manip ·s· bas toisech innasyllaib ·reliqua3: .i. trislitir immurgu hitosuch syllabe biid ·i·[2] no ·r·   4: ar ·c· ⁊ ·p· són infechtso5: .i. buith do ·l· post ct· reliqua6: .i. frimúit ⁊ lechdaig innadiad7: .i. n· re ·c· ·t·   8: .i. huare is b·s· ꝉ ps· bis in genitin   9: .i. hiter in ainmnid ⁊ ingenitin ꝉ inter · psi ⁊ ps ·   10: condib ·p·s do da intá·   11: .i. forhvaisligid[3]

P. 21a

1: .i. ceso com­prehensio literarum asberr camaiph reliqua2: oldaas3: .i. hiluc deoguir   4: .i. fén

P. 21b

1: .i. isgnáth2: .i. bindiu3: .i. cid


3. a balance or a dish[4] or a shell.   4. i.e. unburied[5].   6. i.e. b is prefixed to l: so c etc.   9. i.e. neither b nor c is found before it.

P. 20b

2. i.e. unless s be the first (element) in its syllable etc.   3. i.e. the third letter, therefore, in the beginning of the syllable is wont to be l or r.   4. for (combi­nations com­mencing with) c and p this now (is an example, sce‑ptrum).   5. i.e. the occur­rence of l after ct, etc.   6. i.e. (contra) to a mute and a liquid after it.   7. i.e. n before c or t.   8. i.e. because it is bs or ps which occurs in the genitive.   9. i.e. both nomi­native and genitive, or both psi (ψ) and ps.   10. so that it may be ps that renders it.

P. 21a

1. i.e. although it is (by a syllable is meant) a col­lection of letters, still it is called etc.   3. i.e. in place of a diphthong.

P. 21b

1. i.e. it is usual.  

  1. Of sreith in this sense we have no other instance. In Philarg. i srath glosses in gramine
  2. leg. ·l·
  3. The v is over the line, between h and a
  4. cf. teisc .i. mias O'Mulconry
  5. The glossator took Asbustes to be from as ‘ex’ and bustum, Ascoli