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Non-Biblical Glosses and Scholia.

…‘termes² ‑tis^2a’…

P. 102b

…‘impes impetis¹’… …‘inquies²’…

…‘obses³’… …‘apes⁴’…quamuis⁵ et alia composita ab eo quod est ‘pes’ auctores producunt…

P. 103a

…‘fidicula’ docet primitiui sui nominatiuum ‘fidis,’ non ‘fides’ esse, quod Seruio^[1] placet de cithara¹.

…‘inquies’..cuius etiam semplex² in usu inuenitur trium generum. …histrionis³…

P. 103b

…offam¹… ‘[H]erodes [H]erodae’ et

P. 104a

‘[H]erodis¹’… …Graeci ancipiti² terminant genitiuo, modo in ου, modo in ους… Plinius in II naturalis historiae: ab Euclide, in III:

P. 104b

Tucidide¹…in VI: Simonide minore²…

spicum³ illustre tenens, splendenti corpore uirgo^[2].

‘haec ditia,’ cuius nominatiuum singularem in uṡsu non inueni. debet tamen secundum analogiam ‘hoc dite’ esse . nam in^[3] ‘is’ finiri neutrum non potest⁴. ‘Hic’ et ‘haec Samnis’… Huius neutrum Neuius ‘Samnite’ protulit⁵… Excipitur ‘hic glis gliris⁶’…

P. 105a

Lucretius in II:

Sed quam multarum rerum uis¹ possidet in se :Atque potestates.

2: .i. lind te 2a: [marg. l.] Cicero, termes^[4]: feruor

P. 102b

1: tedúar^[5] 2: écmailt 3: giall 4: .i. neph chostae .i. a · sine 5: adas

P. 103a

1: .i. dú inasṅdét de cithara inna ṡáirsiu isand adfét sin 2: .i. quies .i. cumsantach .i. commune trium generum ⁊ is airdixa · es hisuidiu ut in ante ostendet 3: indḟuirsiri

P. 103b

1: aconmír

P. 104a

1: .i. e · glan airdixe and issed dogní hirodes 2: cumddubartaig^[6]

P. 104b

1: .i. foxlidi tresdiil inso sís a nominibus tiagdde in · es · 2: .i. toglenamon són 3: ainmm ṅ airm 4: ɔnách ase ditia dobuith uandí as dis · 5: .i. biid do anmmaim inna cathrach ⁊ do anmmaim habitatoris ⁊ intan as nomen habitatoris is and biid neutar húad 6: ní glitis dogní

P. 105a

1: .i. inna nert

2. i.e. warm water.

P. 102b

4. i.e. footless, i.e. a- (in a‑pes) ‘without.’

P. 103a

1. i.e. where he speaks of the cithara in his work, there he declares that. 2. quies, i.e. restful, i.e. common of three genders, and in it the es is long, ut etc. 3. of the mountebank^[7].

P. 103b

1. i.e. the dog’s morsel^[8].

P. 104a

1. i.e. e pure long in it: this is what Herodes makes.

P. 104b

1. i.e. these below are ablatives of the third declension, from nouns that end in ‑es. 2. i.e. this is a superfluous addition^[9]. 3. name of a weapon. 4. so that it is not possible^[10] for ditia to be from dis. 5. i.e. (Samnis) is as the name of the city and as the name of the dweller, and when it is the name of the dweller then there is a neuter (samnite) from it. 6. ’tis not glitis that it makes.

P. 105a

1. i.e. the strengths (acc. pl.).

1. Serv. iii. p. 30
2. Hertz i. 247
3. om. MS.
4. So in Leyd. Priscian 62^a lind tee (gl. feruor); cf. termas, calores, Corp. Gloss. Lat. v. 395
5. dia mbai in tedúar os cech maig, Salt. R. 7543
6. dat. sg. fem. of cumdubartach, because Ir. genitiu is feminine
7. or parasite, fuir-sire, from for + sére ‘food’ as παράσιτος from παρὰ and σῖτος, W.S.
8. the reference is to Cerberus, Verg. Aen. vi. 420, cf. coinmir (gl. offa) Ir. Gl. 276
9. cf. p. 134 note e
10. see Vol. i. 520, note k