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42 DE RERUM NATURA
Nec ratione alia possunt tam l?via gigni
"^nsilia ac Tusi.^h-adii "scapique sonantes. 'CMdMkA.s^JuMoftduJtilMA
Et facere ante viros lanam natura coegit ^^^*^^ "^^tlj-^
-«. Quam muliebre genus; nam longe praestat in arte 1355 ^
«^•0«*«ffc* Et ' SoUertius^^ est /nulto g enus omne ^^'"^^g J.V^^^'*^'^,']^^^
I * Agricolae donec vitio vert^ere severi, -^^£n3LHSo»^^w5>3»» "it
I Ut muliebribus id manibus concedere v^ent i^jj^
Atque ipsi pariter durum sufferre laborem
.V* Atque opere in duro dura^nt membra manusque. 1360
^*»<(g/- At specimen sationis et • msitionis origo '"^'kSf^.
Ipsa fuit rerum primum natura creatrix, u^Art»»^^^^**^'
" '^-1—* Arbon^s quoniam bac_ae glandesque cadu£ae " ^^^»1
Ji^^f^Tempestiva dabant pullorum examina subter ; ^^^HJt^yOAA-
(*tt^f<(f' Unde etiam *libitumst 's tiipe s comniittere ramis iS^^S^iJi^^
* * Et noya defqdere in terram virgul^ta per agros. ^ W-^ilkt*.
^r^z-^^Inde aliam atque aliam c ultur am ^ulcis agelli CjJ^*jU[
\^ " Temptabant fructusque feros^m ansuesc ere terram li^J.
Cernebant indulgendo blandeque colendo. ^si^ I
I "^€tAAc Inque dies magis in montem s uccfidere silvas 1370 I
I Cogebant infraque locum concedere cultis, •
Prata lacus rivos segetes^^v inetaque laeta *t r6«/>je y^^
^*^|4i**^*Conibus et campis ut haberent, atque olearum
:;,e|-j/>a^Caerula'*distmguejiS inter^la^a "^currere posset *f^-
i-rf*«<uCu^ Per tumulos et convalles camposque profusa ; ^f*g|^ ^ 3 7 S
l^x/ice^. ut nunc esse vides vari6*distincta lepore ^^t'tiM*.(i^J^ ■
au'^ *Omnia, quae pomis int^rsita dulcibus ^)rnant */w>i^'^fcJj
yfi^^Ba^Arbustisque tenent fclicibus obsita circura. f*tc5^tl^
''►S*^' At liquidas avium voces imkarier ore ^•'■**^*^
*****^-^ Ante fuit multo quam levia carmina^cantu * u*^**«*«-i38o
(h^^U^Con^elebrare homines possent aur^que iiix,are. %* fif^kSSi^.
^ijri/Et zeghyri, cava per calamorum, sij^la priraum .w«-lttt*~j^
ti*A2A-<^ Agrestes docuere cavas inflare c icuta s. %)C^^k^ __ ^ . -
iJ&ft^ Inde mijnitatim dulces didicere^juerellas, */iWjtu>^<<^^t«c^,
Nec ratione alia possunt tam l?via gigni
"^nsilia ac Tusi.^h-adii "scapique sonantes. 'CMdMkA.s^JuMoftduJtilMA
Et facere ante viros lanam natura coegit ^^^*^^ "^^tlj-^
-«. Quam muliebre genus; nam longe praestat in arte 1355 ^
«^•0«*«ffc* Et ' SoUertius^^ est /nulto g enus omne ^^'"^^g J.V^^^'*^'^,']^^^
I * Agricolae donec vitio vert^ere severi, -^^£n3LHSo»^^w5>3»» "it
I Ut muliebribus id manibus concedere v^ent i^jj^
Atque ipsi pariter durum sufferre laborem
.V* Atque opere in duro dura^nt membra manusque. 1360
^*»<(g/- At specimen sationis et • msitionis origo '"^'kSf^.
Ipsa fuit rerum primum natura creatrix, u^Art»»^^^^**^'
" '^-1—* Arbon^s quoniam bac_ae glandesque cadu£ae " ^^^»1
Ji^^f^Tempestiva dabant pullorum examina subter ; ^^^HJt^yOAA-
(*tt^f<(f' Unde etiam *libitumst 's tiipe s comniittere ramis iS^^S^iJi^^
* * Et noya defqdere in terram virgul^ta per agros. ^ W-^ilkt*.
^r^z-^^Inde aliam atque aliam c ultur am ^ulcis agelli CjJ^*jU[
\^ " Temptabant fructusque feros^m ansuesc ere terram li^J.
Cernebant indulgendo blandeque colendo. ^si^ I
I "^€tAAc Inque dies magis in montem s uccfidere silvas 1370 I
I Cogebant infraque locum concedere cultis, •
Prata lacus rivos segetes^^v inetaque laeta *t r6«/>je y^^
^*^|4i**^*Conibus et campis ut haberent, atque olearum
:;,e|-j/>a^Caerula'*distmguejiS inter^la^a "^currere posset *f^-
i-rf*«<uCu^ Per tumulos et convalles camposque profusa ; ^f*g|^ ^ 3 7 S
l^x/ice^. ut nunc esse vides vari6*distincta lepore ^^t'tiM*.(i^J^ ■
au'^ *Omnia, quae pomis int^rsita dulcibus ^)rnant */w>i^'^fcJj
yfi^^Ba^Arbustisque tenent fclicibus obsita circura. f*tc5^tl^
''►S*^' At liquidas avium voces imkarier ore ^•'■**^*^
*****^-^ Ante fuit multo quam levia carmina^cantu * u*^**«*«-i38o
(h^^U^Con^elebrare homines possent aur^que iiix,are. %* fif^kSSi^.
^ijri/Et zeghyri, cava per calamorum, sij^la priraum .w«-lttt*~j^
ti*A2A-<^ Agrestes docuere cavas inflare c icuta s. %)C^^k^ __ ^ . -
iJ&ft^ Inde mijnitatim dulces didicere^juerellas, */iWjtu>^<<^^t«c^,
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| Early Gaelic Book Collections > Matheson Collection > De rerum natura liber quintus > (76) |
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| Permanent URL | https://digital.nls.uk/76573213 |
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| Description | (On the nature of things, Book V.) Edited with introduction and notes by J.D. Duff. Copy belonging to Angus Matheson, with handwritten notes. |
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| Shelfmark | Mat.6 |
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| Description | Items from a collection of 170 volumes relating to Gaelic matters. Mainly philological works in the Celtic and some non-Celtic languages. Some books extensively annotated by Angus Matheson, the first Professor of Celtic at Glasgow University. |
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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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