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Non-Biblical Glosses and Scholia.

.. ‘illigneus6,’ tamen et ‘iliceus7’ dicitur: Terentius in Adelphis:

Lectulos … illigneis pedibus8.

Statius in sexto Thebaidos:

Ornique iliceaeque trabes9 metuendaque10 suco
Taxus11.

‘marmoreus12’ … ‘quernus13,’ ‘colurnus14’ … ‘faginus15’; e uero longam ‘spondeus16,’ ‘Phoebeus17’ … o:

P. 34a

‘aerous[1]1,’ ‘Eous2,’ … more Ionio3.

Italides4, quas ipsa decus sibi dia Camella.

5Nam primitiuum ‘Chius’ corripitur…

Aret Lerna6 nocens7, aret Lyrcius[2] et ingens
Inachus.

P. 34b

Nec mirum, nam tu infaustos1 donante marito
Ornatus Argia geris.

… Ionas2

P. 35a

… ‘stlataria1’ … alia ab officiis2, ut ‘tabellarius3,’ ‘mercinarius.’…


6: .i. ilignide · de nomine fedo .i. illigum nomen arboris   7: .i. ilecde · ilex nomen arboris   8: huanaib cosaib hilig­nidib   9: .i. innatrosta ilecdi10: .i. isaichthi11: .i. ind ibair báis neimnich ·   12: indí[3] atreba marmair13: dairde quia fit quercus reliqua14: .i. collde quia fit colyrus coll15: fagde fagus   16: toxalde arindí atreba toxal and .i. fot[4]17: .i. phebus

P. 34a

1: .i. arindí atreba nert2: .i. arindí atreba airther quia fit eos .i. oriens   3: grecdu4: .i. inna etaldai .i. larina ⁊ tulla   5: .i. ní cumma limm ⁊ anaitrebthach quia producit   6: loth7: erchoi­tech

P. 34b

1: míchlothaigthi   2: .i. aicmae digrecaib

P. 35a

1: .i. stlata .i. ethar2: .i. atrebat ní triatimdirecht amal atreba in­fochrach aḟocraicc · ·   3: tablaire .i. tabella


6. i.e. ilignian, from the name of a tree.   7. i.e. ilician, (from) ilex etc.   8. from the ilignian feet.   9. i.e. the ilician beams.   10. i.e. it is to be feared.   11. i.e. the deadly poisonous yews[5].   12. because it possesses marble.   16. drawn (?), because it possesses drawing[6] (?) therein i.e. length.

P. 34a

1. i.e. because he possesses strength.   2. i.e. because he possesses the east, quia etc.   3. Greek.   4. i.e. the Italian women.   5. i.e. I do not deem it identical with the posses­sive, because it lengthens (the i).   6. mud[7].

P. 34b

1. ill-famed.   2. i.e. a tribe of Greeks.

P. 35a

1. i.e. (from) stlata i.e. a boat.   2. i.e. they possess somewhat through their service, as the mercenary hath his pay.

  1. leg. herous
  2. MS. lirceus
  3. leg. arindí
  4. Ascoli prints fot as the beginning of gloss 33b17
  5. The glossator supposed taxus to be in the nom. pl.
  6. cf. toxal na tromsluag SR. 5318; tóxal (gl. uerri­culum) Sg. 53b4; probably from to-fo-com-sal‑. Cf. nam spondeus tractus quidam, id est sonus, qui funde­batur circa aures sacrifi­cantium. Isid. iii. 25
  7. lerna paludes aquae ubi fuit ydra serpens qui multa capita habuit, Corp. Gloss. Lat. iv. 254