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Non-Biblical Glosses and Scholia.
Non Tegea3 non ipsa deo uocat alite felix Cyllene.

…‘hoc mantile4’…

P. 92b

…holitor1.… Frequentior tamen usus ‘hoc cepe’ protulit2…in patellis3 coquere coepe.

…accepta[1] e faciunt genitiuum in ae diptongum4, ut Helena5 Helenae.

Traianus in I Docicorum[2]6…   …piperi7

P. 93a

…‘alcedo1 alcedinis.’   Nam et ‘uultur’ et ‘uulturus’ et ‘uulturius’ dicitur2. ‘Nemo’ quoque, sine ex hoc [scil. homo] conpo­situm3, …seu non, communis est generis… …‘turbo4 turbinis,’ quando de ui uentorum loquimur…

P. 93b

…‘cupido cupidinis1,’ quod masculino quidem genere deum signi­ficat plerumque et est proprium, feminino uero ipsam rem. Itaque feminini prae­ualuit decli­natio2.

Excipitur etiam ‘caro3’ femininum ‘carnis.’ Vetustissimi tamen etiam nomina­tiuum ‘haec carnis’ profere­bant4, qui magis rationa­bilis est ad genetiuum.   Itaque eius, quod est ‘caro,’ dimmi­nutiuum ‘caruncula’ est5

…‘strabo6’ etiam ‘straba’ facit.

Pacuuius[3]:

          filios
sibi procreasse dicitur eundem per Calipsonem autumant7.
Calipso ‑onis8 …idque usus antiquorum confirmat.


3: .i. airdíxa ·a· and fochosmailius grec ·   4: .i. lámtheoir [man. alt.] uesti­mentum

P. 92b

1: lubgartóir [in marg.] Cicero holitor hortulanus   2: .i. is coim­ddigiu neutur and in othud3: .i. in aignib4: .i. suscepta · forsinṅainmmnid ingenitin   5: helene in grecda   6: .i. inna sáirse sin7: scibar

P. 93a

1: ḟoilenn2: biit atriur doanmaim indeiúin3: as comsuidigthe úad4: .i. cloi gaithe

P. 93b

1: .i. ind accobair2: .i. is diall femin file fair .i. motato ·o· in ·i· in genitiuo3: ·o· in ·i dogníson4: nominatiuus as carnis   5: conid riagolda caro dond ainmmnid in chrutsin ·   6: cammderc7: ɔid calipso calip­sonis dogní8: a airdérgud leiss fudeud híc ·


3. i.e. a is long in it, after the fashion of the Greeks.

P. 92b

2. i.e. the neuter is more frequent in it in the singular.   4. i.e. suscepta to the nomi­native in the genitive.   5. Ἑλένη, the Greek.   6. i.e. of those works[2] (artes).

P. 93a

2. the three of them are as the name of the bird.   3. that it is compound­ed from it.

P. 93b

1. i.e. of the desire.   2. it is the feminine declension which is on it, o being changed into i in the genitive.   3. this does not make o into i.   4. a nomi­native carnis.   5. so that in this wise caro is regular as the nomi­native.   7. so that it makes Calypso Calyp­sonis.   8. here he has his purpose[4] at last.

  1. MS. excepta
  2. 2.0 2.1 i.e. the Dacica, Hertz i. 205. For sáirse cf. Sg. 90a1, 103a1, 212a11
  3. MS. paucobius corrected to pacubius
  4. airdérgud (gl. propossitum) Wb. 4c13, but see Asc. Gl. ccii.