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Non-Biblical Glosses and Scholia.

pluralium discutit adiunctio eorum nominum, quae singulis numeris sunt propria suae cuiusdam positi­onis, quippe cum sint pluralia non a singu­laribus nata3.

Numeros autem hae habent dictiones4​…​id est nomina5, uerba, parti­cipia, pronomina. Aduerbium uero, quamuis saepe de­monstret numerum6 ad signifi­cationem nominum nume­ralium7, non tamen quasi acce­dentem hunc habet8. Acce­dentia9 enim generalia fere sunt10 ad omnes species parti um perfec­tarum11. Quod enim dicas singu­laris numeri aduerbium uel quod pluralis? cum similiter omne aduerbium12 tam singu­laribus quam plura­libus uerbis ad­iungitur​….​‘singu­latim13’​….​‘sepissime14 dicimus,’ quod in nulla parte alia numerum possi­dente potest con­tingere15 nisi figurate16​….​Praeterea nomen et pronomen et uerbum et parti­cipium17 decli­nantur18 in numeros…

P. 72a

In uerbis1 nulla uox eadem quae apud Latinos singularis et pluralis


3: .i. ar isleo feissin insuidigud hitaat ar ní ro­chinnset ónach uathuth etir ut nomina pluralia techtaite uathath · · ·   4: ar aicci­ditib dóib5: ar sluindid ainmm persain6: .i. dofoirṅde do­briathar[1] árim fo­chosmail­ius dofóirndet nomina numeri   7: .i. fo­chosmail­ius nonda­failsige­tar nomina numeri   8: .i. is airi ní aiccidit di aram air cia beit do­briathra[2] persandi robiat sidi cenáraim · ·   9: ataat andsom acciditi coitchenna reliqua10: amal rongab inanmmanaib slond persine ⁊ ní aiccidit sibi calléic   11: .i. Ián .i. octo amal rongab in nomine persona ⁊ non accidens sibi   12: .i. issí in­do­briathar[1] chétna ad­chomaltar frisna briathra huathati ⁊ hilddai · ·   13: ind óendaid14: dobriathar áirme leiss sepissime   15: accomol fri huathad ⁊ hilar   16: .i. dolbud filed ut pars in frusta[3] secant   17: cenmathá dobrethir ⁊ alaaili18: is accidit doṡuidib numerus ·

P. 72a

1: .i. quae habent personas certas .i. combad choitchen etir uathad ⁊ ilar doneuch dofoirṅde persain deirb


3. i.e. for the position in which they are is their own; for they have not descended from any singular at all, as do plural nouns that have a singular number.   4. as accidents to them.   5. for (the) noun signifies a person.   6. i.e. the adverb denotes a number even as the nouns of number denote (it).   7. i.e. even as nouns of number manifest it.   8. i.e. hence number is not an accident to it, for although there be personal adverbs, they can be without number.   9. there are there common accidents etc.   10. as there is in nouns the signifi­cation of person and yet it is not an accident of theirs.   11. i.e. full i.e. octo, as in the noun there is person, and this is not one of its accidents.   12. i.e. it is the same adverb that is joined to the singular and plural verbs.   14. he takes saepis­sime as a numeral adverb.   15. junction with the singular and the plural.   16. i.e. a poet’s figure, ut etc.   17. except the adverb and other (parts of speech).   18. to these number is an accident.

P. 72a

1. i.e. so that it should be common, both in singular and plural, to what signifies a deter­minate person.

  1. 1.0 1.1 MS. dobreth˘
  2. MS. dobre˘
  3. MS. frustṛ̇a