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I. 1. VOCALES HIBERIS^ICAE BREVES. 15
Ut alteratiir a a seqiieiite i , ita vice versa et i frangitur ab
a, sive o, u proxime sequentis syllabae, et fit e: hith (niuudus),
gen. heiho , hetJia Wb. 10'*. l^**. 15*^. ith (frumentum) , gen. etJio,
etJia Sg. 46\ 5l\ b^\ fd (arbor), fedo Sg. 33\ 35\ 53\ rind
(constcllatio) , gen. renda Sg. 73". Est ita Italia hibernice etal
ffri ctdil, ab Italia) Wb. C, et Italidae etaldai Sg. 34% et adj.
letJian (latus) Wb. 16^ concordat cum Litana , nomine silvae in
Italia gallica ajDud Livium (23, 24. 34, 22. 42); eodemque modo
adj. aegA-jjtius fit hibernice <xgeptacde Wb. 30% et philosophus
feUuh Wb. 27% philosopliia/e//s^^Je Wb. 30^
yj galHca correpta apud poctas latmos veteres. Yirgil. Aen.
8, 727: extremique hominum ^NIorini. Catull. 36: annales Yolusi.
Juvenal. 15, 1: Yolusi Bithpiice. Lucan. 1, 433: qua Rhodanus
raptum vclocibus imdis In mare fert Ararim. SiL Italic. 3, 464 :
expavit moles Ehodanus etc. (et in ahis locis). Auson. urb. S:
praecipitis Rhodani sic intcrcisa fluentis ; ibid. 1 3 : qiia rapitur
praeceps Rhodanus (et ita Claudianus). Sil. Ital. 3, 467: jam
rura Yocuntia carpit (fluvius). Auson. profess. 10: gentis Are-
moricae; urb. 13: insinuant qua se Sequanis AUobroges oris;
epist. 5: scirpea Domnotoni tanta est habitatio vati? urb. 14:
Divona Celtarum Imgua; -Nlosell. 461 : non Axona praeceps, ]Ma-
trona non, GaUos Belgasque intersita fines, Santonico refluus non
ipse Carantonus aestu; ibidemque in plmibus locis ^loseUa. Si-
don. carm. 5, 20S: Ehenus, Arar, Rhodanus, ^losa, INIatrona.
O hibernica integi-a in particuHs con- , coni- , co- in compo-
sitis, e. gr. condelc (comparatio) AVb. 17'\ comaccohor (concupis-
centia) Wb. 3*". cotecJit (conventus) Wb. 9*^, atque in nominibus
phirimum, cum sequuntur m proxima syUaba a, o sive w; 77iora
(gen., maris; cf. iNIorini, Aremorici) Sg. 94*. montar (familia; cf.
KofiorTooing , GaUi nomen apud Pausan. 4, 46) Wb. 7^ molad
(laus) Wb. fq. accohor (voluntas) Wb. fq. folus, follus (apertus;
cf. Yokisius, Yohisianus) Wb. fq. lohtir (infirmus) Wb. Rctine-
tur etiam in monosyUabis, mterdumque et sequente i, quae tamen
iion i originaria esse videtur: tol (vohmtas) Wb. fq. t)'om (gra-
vis; Wb. IV. colinn (gen. colno, caro) Wb. 2''. In positione quoque
, vii e , saepius manet intacta: torhe (utUitas) AVb. l^. 2^ lohre
(infirmitas) Wb. 1S\ forhe (firmitas) Wb. 3^ duforhaitJie (gL

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Volume 1
DescriptionVolume I of Zeuss's "Grammatica celtica", Leipzig:Weidmann, 1853.
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Grammatica celtica
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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