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58 I. 1. CONSONAE HIBERNICAE SPIRANTES.
lites, militum ordo), imde hschatrap, ^ccTQdrcr^g Graecis et oarqd-
TTJ^g, Satrapa. Huc autem pertinere sonum gallicum z , compro-
bat ejus mutatio in 5 in hibernica, in A, c^ in britannica lingua.
Exempla vetusta: Axona, Taximagulus, Uxellodunum Caes.
Axuenna Itin. Anton. Venaxomodurum (Eaet. oppid.) Notit.
dignit. Uxacona (Brit.) Itin. Anton. Ov^ellov, Ov^ellu (oppida
Brit.), Oie^alla (aestuar. Brit.), udc^ag (fluv. Brit.) Ptol.
Lexovii Caes. Luxovio Inscr. Orell. 2024. Luxo\dum (monast.
medii aevi, hod. Luxeuil). Pleumoxii Caes. jNIoxsius Inscript.
OreU. 429. Rixsius Or. 49S3. Dexsiva, Dexsivia (dea; d^E^i(.i0Vj
herbae nomen gallicum ap. Dioscor. leg. da^i(.iov? cf. sanscr.
dakschm , gr. de^iog, lat. dexter, hibern. vet. des, brit. deheu)
Orell. 1988. Brixia (Cenomanorum caput) Liv. Brixellum Tac.
Itin. Chrixus (Bojorum rex) Sil. Ital. Senicco Senixsonis fil. In-
script. Murat. 1402, 5. In compositis: Exobnus, Exoimius
(hibem. vet. esomim, cambr. ehouyn jNIab. 2, 64, intrepidus?)
Inscr. Stein. 68, 401. Excingilla Murat. 1621. Excincomarus
Grut. 911, 2. In positione : Andoxponni fiL Inscr. Murat. 1204,
5. ISIedivixta Grut. 795, 8. Murat. 2073, 1. Abrextubogius Mu-
rat. 22, 5. Addo Ta^yaitiov (Eaet. loc.) Ptol. et Bonoxus
(nomen figuli) Stein. cod. inscript. Danub. et Rheni 207, quae
tamen noniina alibi occurrunt cum s: Tasgetius Caes., Bonosus
("origine Britannus, Galla matre") Yopisc. Firmus etc. cap. 14.
De h radicali hnguae gallicae vetustae cum liceat dubitare, duo
gradus spii'ationis in ea videntur fuisse s et x.
J et V in nominibus gallicis vetustis. J in initio praeser-
tim: Jura Caes. Juva^-um Itin. Inscript. lovTtizellovaov (junipe-
rus Gallis), lov/iij3aQOtfi (verati-imi nigrum Gallis) Dioscor. 1, 103.
4, 16. Jovincilli fil. Inscr. Brix. ]Murat. 1353, 6. Jaso, Jassus
(in vas. figlin.) Orell. 429. Verjugodumnus Inscr. Orell. 2062.
lumma Exobni fil. civ. jVIediomatric. Atuns lunnae fil. Stein. 68.
lantumarus Grut. 807, 5. 880, 4. In media voce : Bajocasses,
Bajocassi Notit. provinc. GaUiar. Auson. Bedajum Itin. Dejota-
rus Cic. Caes. Noreja Caes. Itin. Celeja, Matreja Itin. Sidonieia
Inscr. Grut. 736, 2. Boius (nomen viri) Auct. ad Herenn. 4, 3.
Boiodurum (nom. oppid.) Ptol. Itin. Boii, Boji (nomen gentis)
Caes. Tac. Alternatio intery et gi colligenda videtur e nominibus
quibusdam vetustis : Q. Giamius Bellus et Communis Giami fil.
lites, militum ordo), imde hschatrap, ^ccTQdrcr^g Graecis et oarqd-
TTJ^g, Satrapa. Huc autem pertinere sonum gallicum z , compro-
bat ejus mutatio in 5 in hibernica, in A, c^ in britannica lingua.
Exempla vetusta: Axona, Taximagulus, Uxellodunum Caes.
Axuenna Itin. Anton. Venaxomodurum (Eaet. oppid.) Notit.
dignit. Uxacona (Brit.) Itin. Anton. Ov^ellov, Ov^ellu (oppida
Brit.), Oie^alla (aestuar. Brit.), udc^ag (fluv. Brit.) Ptol.
Lexovii Caes. Luxovio Inscr. Orell. 2024. Luxo\dum (monast.
medii aevi, hod. Luxeuil). Pleumoxii Caes. jNIoxsius Inscript.
OreU. 429. Rixsius Or. 49S3. Dexsiva, Dexsivia (dea; d^E^i(.i0Vj
herbae nomen gallicum ap. Dioscor. leg. da^i(.iov? cf. sanscr.
dakschm , gr. de^iog, lat. dexter, hibern. vet. des, brit. deheu)
Orell. 1988. Brixia (Cenomanorum caput) Liv. Brixellum Tac.
Itin. Chrixus (Bojorum rex) Sil. Ital. Senicco Senixsonis fil. In-
script. Murat. 1402, 5. In compositis: Exobnus, Exoimius
(hibem. vet. esomim, cambr. ehouyn jNIab. 2, 64, intrepidus?)
Inscr. Stein. 68, 401. Excingilla Murat. 1621. Excincomarus
Grut. 911, 2. In positione : Andoxponni fiL Inscr. Murat. 1204,
5. ISIedivixta Grut. 795, 8. Murat. 2073, 1. Abrextubogius Mu-
rat. 22, 5. Addo Ta^yaitiov (Eaet. loc.) Ptol. et Bonoxus
(nomen figuli) Stein. cod. inscript. Danub. et Rheni 207, quae
tamen noniina alibi occurrunt cum s: Tasgetius Caes., Bonosus
("origine Britannus, Galla matre") Yopisc. Firmus etc. cap. 14.
De h radicali hnguae gallicae vetustae cum liceat dubitare, duo
gradus spii'ationis in ea videntur fuisse s et x.
J et V in nominibus gallicis vetustis. J in initio praeser-
tim: Jura Caes. Juva^-um Itin. Inscript. lovTtizellovaov (junipe-
rus Gallis), lov/iij3aQOtfi (verati-imi nigrum Gallis) Dioscor. 1, 103.
4, 16. Jovincilli fil. Inscr. Brix. ]Murat. 1353, 6. Jaso, Jassus
(in vas. figlin.) Orell. 429. Verjugodumnus Inscr. Orell. 2062.
lumma Exobni fil. civ. jVIediomatric. Atuns lunnae fil. Stein. 68.
lantumarus Grut. 807, 5. 880, 4. In media voce : Bajocasses,
Bajocassi Notit. provinc. GaUiar. Auson. Bedajum Itin. Dejota-
rus Cic. Caes. Noreja Caes. Itin. Celeja, Matreja Itin. Sidonieia
Inscr. Grut. 736, 2. Boius (nomen viri) Auct. ad Herenn. 4, 3.
Boiodurum (nom. oppid.) Ptol. Itin. Boii, Boji (nomen gentis)
Caes. Tac. Alternatio intery et gi colligenda videtur e nominibus
quibusdam vetustis : Q. Giamius Bellus et Communis Giami fil.
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| Early Gaelic Book Collections > Blair Collection > Grammatica celtica > Volume 1 > (120) |
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| Description | Volume I of Zeuss's "Grammatica celtica", Leipzig:Weidmann, 1853. |
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| Description | "... e monumentis vetustis tam hibernicae linguae quam britannicae dialecti cambricae cornicae armoricae nec non e gallicae priscae reliquiis." A complete Grammar of the four ancient Celtic dialects--Irish or Gaelic--and the three British dialects, Welsh, Cornish, and Armoric. Written in Latin. 2 volumes. |
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| Description | A selection of books from a collection of more than 500 titles, mostly on religious and literary topics. Also includes some material dealing with other Celtic languages and societies. Collection created towards the end of the 19th century by Lady Evelyn Stewart Murray. |
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| Description | Selected items from five 'Special and Named Printed Collections'. Includes books in Gaelic and other Celtic languages, works about the Gaels, their languages, literature, culture and history. |
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