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Non-Biblical Glosses and Scholia.

inueni­untur, ut ‘magis­tratus7…‘hic saltus,’ ἡ πήδησις8 καὶ ἡ νάπη[1]9, ‘hic uersus,’ ἡ στροπὴ10 καὶ ὁ στίχος11…‘hic exercitus’ ἡ γυμνασία[2]12 καὶ ὁ στρατός13…‘fastus14’ quando a ‘fastidio’ uerbo est, quartae est, quando uero pro annali15 accipitur, a fastis et nefastis16 diebus sic dictum, frequen­tius secundae est. Inuenitur tamen et quartae17. Lucanus in X:

Nec meus Eudoxi uincetur fastibus18 annus,

…cum antiquiores quoque similiter idem protulisse19 inueniantur. Ouidius fastorum20 inscrip­sit libros. …et ‘fastus21’ in aliis codicibus.

‘Senatus’ quoque ideo .iiii. est22,

P. 107a

quod a uocabulo ‘natus’ componitur1 …corpo­ralia quartae sunt declina­tionis, nisi sint propria uel mobilia2 ut…‘rictus3’… Excipitur ‘hic lectus4’… ‘Mustus5’… quod tamen mobile uidetur, cum ueteres et feminino et neutro genere inueni­untur hoc pro­tulisse pro ‘nouus noua nouum.’ Ex-


7: tossach 8: leimriuth reliqua 9: caill .i. densitas arborum reliqua 10: impúd [man. al.] uersio 11: fers 12: frecor ceillfrithgnom reliqua icidorus gymnasium reliqua in alio 13: .i. sochuide quia dicit uirgilius exercitus hoc est multitudo · 14: liusmíad cicero dicit fastus superbia 15: .i. ut fit lebor airissen 16: .i. duaibsib · ⁊ combad uad ro­ainmnig­the quando est fastus .i. liber · 17: .i. biid for deib ṅdíllib quando fastus .i. liber · 18: lebraib 19: abuith far cethramad quando est fastus .i. lebor 20: exemplum ara airiuc far diull tanaisiu 21: .i. is fastús bis in aliis libris ni fastos .i. libros · 22: .i. congre­gatio ⁊ combad neph­chorpdae issed asmaith apud alios

P. 107a

1: fobíth isnephchorpdae són 2: ar it diil Tanaisi amal sodin 3: ersolgud · rictura ferarum oris apertio cicero · item · cicero · rictus dítiu[3] medium tegmen domús 4: lige 5: fodáli cenél hodie


8. a leap or a run, etc. 9. a wood. 12. cultivation or care. 13 i.e. a multitude quia etc. 15. a book of chroni­cles. 16. i.e. unlucky, and it would have been named from it quando etc. 17. it is of two declen­sions, quando etc. 18. books. 19. that it is of the fourth (declen­sion) quando etc. 20. an example for its being found of the second declen­sion. 21. i.e. fastus is in other books, not fastos. 22. i.e. congre­gatio, and it would be incor­poreal: ’tis this that seems good to others.

P. 107a

1. that is, because it is incor­poreal. 2. for they, in that case, are of the second declen­sion. 3. opening…covering, 5. it distin­guishes gender to-day.

  1. MS. η η         /πανσιςκαοι • ναπε
  2. MS. γιμνασια
  3. this is over rictus, but is meant for tegmen