dicere, quod per singulos casus fit compositio eorum... Quod autem non est nominatiuorum proprium"...
. . .in compositione extremam partem sibi defendit ipsum uerbura*. . .
a Ideo autem praepositiones compositae quidem cum uerbo in- ueniuntur, nunquam autem separatae per appositionem^, quia uerba per omnes personas in omni tempore nominatiui casus uim habent", (I. p. 441) cui soli possunt coniungi. ...sed non possunt participia componi, nisi per nominatiuum casum'... Ergo 'doctificus,' id est 'doctum faciensV in uim nominum transtulit participia...
...'penulatus"...
...a capillo intonso^ 'capillatus'...a cirro" 'cirratus' a pilo (i. p. 442) 'pilatus^'...a dentibus 'dentatus^'...a Cerere 'cerritus"...
Consonantibus in his uerbis, quae ^apvrova^ appellant, hoc est ante finem habentia accentum^... 'Coniugatio' autem nominatur. ..quod una eademque ratione declinationis plurima con- iugantur uerba'...
Per ordinem igitur uocalium locum singulae* optinent apud nos. P. 160b ...aopKTTov, hoc est praeteritum infinitum spatio temporise., (i. pp. 445, Nam 'amaui' 'ire^LXrjKa' koX ' icjitXrjaa^' significat2...plerumque in t5 446) 'pgj' facimus^ praeteritum perfectum
7. .i. ni leo anoinur 8. .i. hi cumscaigthetaid
1. .i. tr^chomaisndis 2. air intan nolabrither incetni persin t intanaisi doadbit ainm hi suidiu • > 3. .i. is airi ni ta^t" com- suidigud yW ra wgabail huare as coibnesta dobrethir ar is lour com^uidigud frisuidi airbid comsuidigud etarscartha comsuidigud 25 1. 5 i. mong rangab^lae 4. .i. huare nad comsuidigther inte feisne casaldae .i. penula 6. .i. imlebor 7. Icidorus^ cirus } gibnoB
1. .i. gaide 2. daintech^ 3. caichen 4. .i fine • 5. .i. awal rongab indosa indrong briatharde tonise in • as • 6. .i. coniugationes .i. ord gutte fit foraib
1. .i. tintiXd inna grece insin 2. .i. confil linni hisind din secAmadachtu afile leosum indib «ecAmadachtib 3. dogniam dm ni bi in ^ersine 30
7. i.e. it does not belong to them alone. 8. i.e. in mobility.
2. for when thou sayest the first person or the second thou shewest 35 a noun herein. 3. i.e. this is why composition does not occur with a participle, because it is akin to a verb : for composition with this is sufficient, for composition of a participle will be separated composition. 4. i.e. since it is not compounded into itself. 6. i.e. very long.
4. i.e. it is not in the end. 5. i.e. as for example now the verbal 40 group of the second person in -as. 6. conjugations i.e. (it is) the order of the vowels (a e i) which is in them.
1. i.e. that is the interpretation of the Greek. 2. i.e. so that we have in the one preterite what they have in two preterites. 3. we indeed make. 45
a: MS. BApflTONA
b: irc^iSe km Te<f>iav<ra
c: cf. Sg. 158»3, 4
d: unde et cirri uocantur quod etiam iidem Graeci fiaWbv uocant, Etymol. Lib. XI. 1, 30
e: cf. dainthech (gl. rastros) Philarg. at Eel. iv. 40 (Bibl, Nationale, MS. lat. 11, 308, fo. 23"), and dantmir Lawa iv. 176, 4
