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Glosses on Priscian (St. Gall).


faci12. Dicimus enim ‘anguis13’ sicut ‘quis’ et ‘augur14’ sicut iȧcur[1]15.

Vnde si uelimus cum ueritate contemplari16, ut diximus, non plus quam xviii literas in Latino sermone habemus… Nam y et z17, causa Graecorum…asciuimus18 nominum, h autem aspira­tionis nota et nihil aliud habet literae nisi figuram et quod in uersu19 scribitur inter alias literas. Quod si suffi­ceret20, ut ylementum putaretur, nihilo­minus quorundam etiam numerorum figurae21…elementa sunt habenda22. Sed minime hoc est ad­hibendum23, nec aliud aliquid24 ex acciden­tibus propri­etatem ostendit25 unius­cuius­que elementi, quomodo potestas, qua26 caret aspiratio…. Vocalis non est [h], quia a sé uocem non facit27, nec semi­uocalis, cum nulla syllaba Latina uel Graeca in perfecta {in marg. ꝉ per integras} dictione in eam dissinat28

P. 7a

Nulla eam syllaba plus duabus1 mutis iuxta se2 possitis3, nec plus tribus conso­nantibus conti­nuare potest4.

Videntur tamen i et u, cum in consonantes transeunt quantum


12: nihelas frie13: nathir14: mathmarc15: caebb · oo ·16: lín liter laitinde17: .i. ar ní biat in­anmanaib laitindib ⁊ ní erchui­retar lín liter laitinde iarum18: do­ro­chuir­semmar19: do immḟolung ḟuit20: anísin ascribend inter alias21: nanota áram22: bith[2] techtai23: nítedparthi inso arnibat litre nota aram ciascríbtair hifers24: alaill ṡain25: ní fail nach naiccidit taibsed sainred litre amal donadbat chumachtae26: is ósuidiu27: nírela aainm amal guthaigthi[3] ⁊ ní diuschi fogur amal ɔsana28: Ní foirc­nithær nach rann óg indi · si enim in­ueniamus · uah · etc.

P. 7a

1: níbia dimútaib bes huilliu in oen sillaib2: occi3: inóen ṡosuth ṡillabe4: trebrigedar cechconsain indegaid araile cengutai ṅetarru ·


12. nullity beside it.16. the number of the Latin letters.17. i.e. for they are not in Latin nouns (words), and so they do not increase[4] (?) the number of Latin letters.19. to cause length.20. that, (namely) that it is written among the others.21. the figures of numerals.23. this is not to be applied, for the figures of numerals will not be letters, although they are written in the verse.24. another thing peculiar.25. there is no accident which can display the peculiarity of a letter as the power displays (it).26. it is it (that it lacks)[5].27. it does not manifest its name, like vowels, and it does not awaken sound, like consonants.28. no complete part (of speech) ends in it.

P. 7a

1. there will not be more (than two) mutes in one syllable.2. beside it.3. in one position of a syllable.4. to continue each consonant (directly) after another without a vowel between them.

  1. the true reading is cur, so that the puncta delentia would naturally refer to the first two letters of iacur: the corrupt iacur seems to be explained by the obscure gloss: with caebb cf. coep chro ⁊ fola LL. 172a 12, Zeitschr. f. deutsch. Alt. xx. 227
  2. leg. bit
  3. in full Sg. 18a 6, 53{a 1. But it is possible, as Thurneysen suggests, that guth. may be an abbrevi­ation of guttai, guth. being written etymo­logical­ly
  4. cf. arcuiredar saegul Celt. Zeitschr. iii. 448
  5. cf. the use of ó after aidlignigur, e.g. Sg. 4b 10