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Glosses on Priscian (St. Gall).

lantibus⁹ uoces. Tanta autem est cognatio earum quod inuicem inueni­untur pro se possitae¹⁰ in quibusdam dictio­nibus, ut ambo pro αμφο¹¹….

…immotabiles¹² sunt apud nos tres, l, n, r: per omnes enim casus eadem remanent¹³ … … t quoque et c… hoc idem seruant¹⁴….

P. 10b

Reliquae uero consonantes uel motantur uel abiciuntur¹….

In uerborum quoque praeteritis perfectis solent omnes modo² motari modo manere, exceptis l p s x. …lippio³ lippiui…

P. 11a

Haec eadem uocalis peneultima in uerbis secundae coniugationis mutatur in u, ut ‘doceo docui’… Quod¹ similiter est quando in tertia uel quarta con­iugatione patitur i, ut ‘rapio rapui,’ ‘aperio aperui.’

U et o manent in principalibus syllabis positae immotabiles², temporum quoque in quibusdam sunt ut ‘ruo rui’….

…nunquam in supra dicto tempore potest geminari nec in principio nee in fine syllaba nisi quae a muta incipit, ut…‘pedo³ pepedi’ …‘prodo prodidi⁴’…

P. 11b

M… loco mutae in multis fungitur: nam et ante n. m. posita communem syllabam facit, ut ‘Ramnes Ramnetis,’ sicut ‘Chremes Chremetis¹,’—iambica enim sunt quae sic decli­nantur, quod² Calli­machi quoque aucto­ritate con­firmatur….

Aliae uero sunt affines³ per commutationem…aliae autem per

9: donaib hí bindi­geddar10: cachae tarhéisi araili11: .i. is cummae leissem bid ·f12: .i. itnephchumscaichti^[1] nateora litreso13: nalitre cétni14: a­neph­chums­cugud · amal · l · ⁊ n ⁊ r

P. 10b

1: allán indarpe hirecc^[2]2: cachlacéin3: fliuch­aigim

P. 11a

1: anísin cumscugud ·e· in ·u· is cosmail són dano ⁊ intan fondaim ·i· acumscugud in ·u· hi­sechma­dachtu tert­choibedna ⁊ quartae cobedna2: forcomaiḋder ·u· ⁊ ·o· in praesenti ⁊ in prae­terito3: braigim4: in fíne són infechtsa

P. 11b

1: analach amal legas r fri ·c· hisuidiu2: .i. ius · dliged lechtha ·n· post ·m3: coib­nestai

9. to those that modulate.10. each of them instead of the other.11. i.e. it is the same in his opinion as though it were f.12. these three letters are immutable.13. the same letters.14. their immuta­bility, like l and n and r.

P. 10b

1. their complete banishment directly.

P. 11a

1. this, the change of e to u, alike is this also and when i suffers its change into u in the preterite of the third and fourth conju­gations.2. u and o are preserved in the present and preterite.4. in fine this (gemi­nation), this time.

P. 11b

1. an analogous instance; as r becomes liquid with c here.2. the law of the liqui­dation of n after m.

1. leg. nephchumscaichthi
2. cf. hirec infra 148^b8, 153^a3, hirrec Pr. Cr. 60^b2 = in + rec .i. ní doníthear go hobann ‘a thing which is done suddenly,’ O’Cl.