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Non-Biblical Glosses and Scholia.

pro ‘prudentior9.’ …‘minus bonus’ pro ‘malus10.’ …quando ipse compa­ratiuus uel ad se uel ad alium comparatur11, ut ‘Achiles Aenea fortior magis12

P. 43a

quam iustior1,’ et ‘Aiax Vlixe fortior magis quam Diomede.’

Superlatiuum est, quod uel ad plures sui generis comparatum super­ponitur2 omnibus, uel per se prolatum3 intel­lectum habet cum ‘ualde’ aduerbio positiui…sin autem dicam ‘fortis­simus Hercules fuit,’ non addens quorum4, intellego ‘ualde fortis.’

Et sciendum, quod ex hisdem formis sine terminationibus5 supra dictarum6 in compa­ratiuis partium orationis fiunt etiam super­latiua.

P. 44a

Cum ueter occubuit Priamus sub Marte1 Pelasgo.

…‘proximus,’ quod tamen pro cognato2 accipitur, positiui signifi­cationem habet ideoque a legisla­toribus3 etiam compa­ratiue4 profertur…

ἐσχατώτατος5.

P. 44b

…ab aduerbis sine praeposi­tionibus uenientia desinunt haec ‘extra exterior extremus,’ ‘supra superior supremus’…. Ex quo1 apparet neque a ‘supero’ neque a ‘postero’ fieri compa­ratiuos uel super­latiuos…

…omnia et comparatiua et superlatiua duarum excedunt numerum syllabarum2, exceptis ‘prior’ et.… Nec mirum3, cum positiua[1] quo-


9: bed trebairiu10: olcc11: diróscaither12: de sé insin

P. 43a

1: .i. arbáfirianu ænæas   2: doroscaither3: cena­chondelg ⁊ aderscugud dineuch acht[2] dofurcabar tríit fessin4: ingenitin as quorum5: ócachtharmmorcnib[3] ainmmdib ⁊ briathar­daib ⁊ dobria­thardaib[4]6: .i. intan adcóidemmar dicomparit[5]

P. 44a

1: .i. fonchath2: archobdelaich3: o naib rechttáircidib4: in comparitit[6] .i. comparit húad5: comparit

P. 44b

1: iure .i. e · airdíxa hipeneuilt2: it lia déṡillabchi3: ciasingbat árim déṡillabche compariti ⁊ superlati


11. is distin­guished.   12. this (is an example) de se.

P. 43a

1. i.e. for Aeneas was juster.   2. without its being compared and without its surpassing any (other), but it is brought forward through itself.   4. the genitive quorum.   5. from all endings, nominal and verbal and adverbial.   6. i.e. when we have spoken of the com­parative.

P. 44a

1. i.e. under the battle.   3. by the legislators.   4. comparatively, i.e. a com­parative (is derived) from it (i.e. from this super­lative).

P. 44b

1. long e in the penult.   2. they are more than di­syllabism.   3. that com­paratives and super­latives should exceed the number of di­syllabism.

  1. MS. mirum compositiua
  2. MS. s̅
  3. contrast Wb. 16a 27, Sg. 208a 11, and cf. Ml. 84b 1
  4. MS. bre- ⁊ dobre-
  5. rectius ‑chomparit
  6. recte chomparitith