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Non-Biblical Glosses and Scholia.

pro­ferantur[1] quod Eoles quoque12, quamuis fugiant in fine acutum13, in hac parte solent seruare… Cum uero prae­postere ponantur14, mono­syllabae acuto, di­syllabae paenul­timo acuto pro­feruntur, nisi aliqua dif­ferentia15 .. impediat…

P. 213b

Nec mirum, in hac parte orationis Romanos in fine ponere accentus, quamuis sint di­syllabae, nec non Eoles contra con­suetudi­nem suam idem facere1 cum annititur2 semper prae­positio sequenti dictioni… …separatae prae­positi­ones acuuntur, con­iunctae casibus aut loquellis uim suam sepe conmotant3 et graues fiunt. Cen­sorinus .. de his docet in libro, quem de ac­centibus scribit4.

Necnon etiam coniunctioni inuenitur praeposita, sed non seruat uim suam5, ut ‘absque’… Ergo a prae­positione ‘abs’ deriuatum est aduerbium ‘absque6,’ quomodo ab ‘ex’ ‘extra7’… …parti­cipio per deriua­tionem uel con­sequen­tiam com­positorum uerborum uel per appositionem8, caeteris autem partibus per solam com­positi­onem prae­positio iungitur.

P. 214a

…praepositiones…quae complent multarum apud nos1 demon­strationem, ut περί pro ‘circum’ et ‘circa’ et ‘erga’ et ‘de’ et ‘super,’ quando memoriae est2, prae­ponitur[2].

Inueniuntur igitur apud Latinos in praepositionibus trea contraria ob­serua­tioni Graecorum3

…sunt, quae habeant aspirationem, sunt, quae non habeant: ‘hara4,’ ‘habeo,’ ‘habens,’ ‘hic,’ ‘huc,’ ‘heu5.’


12: .i. ius .i. aicend in fine 13: .i. hifoirciun[3] narann olchenæ 14: fodéid hicomasṅdís 15: .i. fri ainmdobrethir

P. 213b

1: .i. buith indaiccind in fine 2: .i. lase arasisedar 3: .i. nert an aiccind 4: atá ocoscríbunt beos 5: .i. ni remsuidigud acht aduerbium 6: .i. in­chenadid[4] 7: .i. indṡechtardid 8: .i. nídibsem[5] incomsuidigud ⁊ istri immair­cidetaid inna­ṁbriathar són [marg. inf.] ut frango fregi fractus effringo effregi effractus reliqua

P. 214a

1: .i. file linni 2: .i. intan ṁbís foraithmet[6] ·super · 3: .i. dondḟorcomét file lasuidib in praepositionibus 4: mucḟoil 5: .i. nítabair desim­rechta híc arna hí nád techtat tinfed acht arna hí nodtechtat


12. i.e. rule, i.e. the accent on the end. 13. i.e. on the end of the other parts of speech. 14. at the end in ap­position. 15. i.e. from a noun or an adverb.

P. 213b

1. i.e. the accent’s being on the end. 3. i.e. the force of their accent. 4. he is still writing it. 5. i.e. it is not a prepo­sition but an adverb. 8. not of them is the com­position, and this is through the con­sequence (con­sequen­tiam) of the verbs, as frango, etc.

P. 214a

1. i.e. which we have. 2. i.e. when there is recollection in super[7]. 3. i.e. to the ob­servance which these (the Greeks) have in prepo­sitions 5. i.e. he does not give examples here for those that have not aspi­ration, but for those that have it.

  1. MS. proferatur
  2. leg. ponitur
  3. MS. hiforͥciun
  4. an artificial adverbial formation from cen
  5. MS. indibsem
  6. MS. foraith
  7. i.e. when super implies recollection. Ascoli wrongly prints semper