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I. 1. CONSONAE HIBERNICAE SPIRANTES. 59
Inscr. Stein. 996, si confertur lamillius Orell. 4983. Tolistoboji
dicti Livio sunt -bogi Plinio, -(36yioi graecis scriptoribus, cui
nomini adjungo virorum nomina jam dicta Abrextubogius, Ver-
combogius, et apud Livium 38, 19 Combolomarus, si legendum
Comboiomarus (cf. Bolodurum Tab. Pevit. pro Boiodurum).
V: Vahalis, Velauni, Vellaunodunum, Veneti, Vercingeto-
six, Viridomarus, Viridovix, A^ocontii, Volcae, Vosegus Caes.
Vassus, vasallus in media latinitate. Vivisci Auson. etc. Avari-
cum Caes. Aventicum Tac. Avicantus Inscr. Orell. 2033. Ande-
cavi, Andegavi Tac. Plin. Ravenna (cf. 'Paoviog, Hibern. fluv.,
Ptol.) Plin. Clavenna Itin. Cavares (pop. gall.) Plin. Kavagog
(rex Gallor.) Polyb. Cavarinus, Cavarillus Caes. Livio (Apollini)
Inscr. Bonn. Orell. 2021. Divico, Divitiacus Caes. Divona Auson.
Noviodunum Caes. Noviomagus Itin. Juvavum Itin. In deriva-
tionibus: Litavicus Caes. Ausava Itin. Geneva Caes. Dexsivia
(dea) Inscript. Gergovia, Lexovii Caes. Durocornovium Itin.,
aliisque pluribus (cf. sub derivatione). In positione : Helvii,
Helvetii, E/6'ius, E/?7etius, Efoorix (p. 56). deo Art^alo Inscript.
Orell. 1510. 1511. Arwerni, Nerm Caes.
De lingua vetusta hibernica diccntes consociamus sonos spi-
rantes debiliores primum, h et /, dein fortiores, s et v, quia
eandem viam sequuntur, illi omnino, hi partim pereundo.
_H. radicalis in voce hibernica non invenitur, et si in codici-
bus vetustis praeter combinationes ph, th, ch obvia est h sohtaria,
quod fit nonnisi in initio vocum, nil est nisi spiritus praemissus
vocah inchoanti, ut in vetustis nominibus gallicis Hercynia, Hel^
vii. Non radicalis nec necessaria haec h sine certa regula mox
adest mox deest: xdle, huile (omnis) Wb. fq. eula (sapiens) AVb.,
heulas (sapientia) Sg. 209\ aui , hdui (nepotes) Sg. 2S\ 30'', et
sic frequenter. Regularem usum , quo hodiernae dialccti , hiber-
nica et gaeHca , in hiatu post articuli formas na (gen. sing. fem.,
nom. dat. phir. ) sive praepositiones terminatas vocalibus h
praefigunt ante vocalem sequentis substantivi, nescit vetusta lin-
gua. Est quidem e. gr. inna hirise (fidei) Sg. ^O^"*, sed etiam :
inna idhairte (oblationis) , inna inclocbale (gloriae) , inna anme
(animae), 7ia cecilse (ecclesiae) Wb. 22^ 22''. 25'. 27'. naaccohra
(cupiditates) Wb. 20"^. la atacu (apud Atticos) Sg. 147'. a oentu

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Volume 1
DescriptionVolume 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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