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LATIN-ANGLO-SAXON GLOSSARY
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LATIN-ANGLO-SAXON GLOSSARY
CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS WAREHOUSE,
C. F. CLAY, MANAGER.
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LATE EIGHTH-CENTURY
LATIN-ANGLO-SAXON GLOSSARY
PRESERVED IN THE LIBRARY OF
THE LEIDEN UNIVERSITY
(Ms. VOSS. Q° LAT. N°. 69)
EDITED BY
JOHN HENRY HESSELS, M.A.,
8T JOHN'S COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE.
CAMBRIDGE:
AT THE UNIVERSITY PRESS
1906
C
Cambridge
PRINTKD BY JOHN CLAY, M.A.
AT THE UNIVERSITY PRESS.
258488
Jl
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
PAGE
INTRODUCTION. . . M S . 0. vii—lvii
Prefatory remarks (83 1, 2).
Plan of the present edition (δὴ 3, 35).
Description of the MS.; 2s contents (SS 4—6).
Age, handwriting and place of origin of the MS. (δὲ 7—7!).
The whereabouts of, and other details connected with the MS. after
leaving St. Gallen (δὲ 8—10).
Further description of the MS. (SS 11-—23).
Number of leaves (ἢ 11); ruling and number of lines (S 13);
its scribes (S 13).
Contractions (S 14); different forms of letters (S 15); ligatures
(S 16); Capitals (& 17); Greek letters (S 18); Illustration (S 19);
Numerals (S 20); Punctuation (S 21); Signs of reference (S 22).
Corrections (S 335); division of words, syllables, glosses (S 23");
insertions (S 23°); marking words or glosses by strokes and an
insulated V (S 233) ; omissions (S 23°) ; signatures (S 231) ; signs (S 238) ;
spots (S 23*); strokes (S 231); transposition (S 235) ; uncertain words
(S 23); underlining (ἢ 23"); vacant spaces (S 239); wrong letters
(S 23°).
BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE GLOSSARY, pp. xxxvii—lvii.
A. Headings or Titles of the Chapters, pp. xxxvii—xli.
B. Sources from whence the lemmata (and sonie of the interpre-
tations) are excerpted.— Books and MSS. used and consulted
in tracing the lemmata to their sources.— Abbreviations
employed in the references, quotations, &c. (chiefly in the
Latin Index), pp. xli—lvii.
TEXT OF THE GLOSSARY . . . . . . . . . 1—50
INDEXES
I. Latin Index . . . . 0. 0. 851—317
II. Index of Latin Numerals expressed by Roman Signs . 217, 218
III. Greek Index . . . . . . 218—221
IV. Hebrew Index. . . . . . . . 221
V. Germanic, but chiefly A.-S. Index . . . . . 923—239
CoRRIGENDA, ADDENDA . τ . . . . . . 939—294
PHOTOGRAPHIC PLATE REPRESENTING For. 26, AND (THE GREATEST
PART OF) For. 27 . . . . . . At end
1L DE REGULIS, 188—193. II. S. MARTYNI STORIA, 1-51 7
138 Coenobium . ex greco et latino
conpositum esse dicitur : est
enim habitaculum plurimorum :
180 Monasterium : unius monachi
est, habitatio mono enim apud
grecos solum est :
το Parcitate : abstinentie :
wt Prodiderit ; manifestauerit :
192 Pusillanimes : inbicilles ; E
193 Precipuis ; maximis ;
Fol. 22
[III] UERBA DE SANCTI MARTYNI
STORIA
1 Ueternorum : ueterum :
» Ambiensium : prouintie,
3 Quartane ; xii lune ;
4 Inficiabor ; contradico ;
s Amiculo : amicto ;
6 Toronicum :: genus ligni ;
7 Byrrum : cocula breui
3 Lacernam ; prolixor cocula ;
9 Turnodo ;
1o Hispida : deforma nodis :
» Anfibula; oberlagu* :
1» Bigiricum ; breuem ;
11. Uulnuseulum f; »4 per aggerem :
Pro exercitu ὡς appulli : huui-
tabar§ τό reda : nomen ue-
hiculi
»; Nitidulam : i$ senium.
Munuseula : το hf ereticum||
Pessuli : quo eluditur cornu :
20 Merocem ; nomen piscis ;
2: Ad seduforum : pro similitudinem.
fori :
26 Bacula : uacca :
a7 Fvribundus] ; feruens ;
2s Nutabundus ; agitatus ;
29 Cladem ; inferens .
3e Appalli ; inuitabant ;
3: In pago; in uico : conpetis
3» Patera : uns regia ;
33 In sirtim ; mare arenosa ;
34 Fatescit** : briudid :
3s Promontorium ; hog t+ :
36 Pme
; uiscera ;
A ilis; ministratio ;
a7 et inaptius .
48 Murmur: uastrung***. „Lugorin:
exuberat
:os Stig-
* MS. has over this word a horizontal waving stroke, which crosses through the top
of the b and J; and from this stroke a perpendicular stroke comes down, which may be
the top of a b or /, or some such letter, erroneously commenced by the scribe.
+ The glosses 13—16 are written as two entries in the MS. But uulnuseulum is n
Jemma without interpretation; likewise per agg-; Pro ex- belongs, apparently, to reda ;
but app- and huuitabar, for (h)inuitabar, go together (cf. below no. 30).
§ MS. has waving stroke over uuit,
T MS. has a stroke through this separately written /t, which belongs to ereticum:
|| MS. has three dots over the i.
+ MS, Ferebundus with v above the first, and i above the second, o.
** The s written above the line between thee ando. +t MS. has stroke over the og.
8$ So in MS. for italia, 417 MS. has a waving stroke over Isle.
\ij The first letter is apparently N; but an alteration has been made at the first
stroke to make M; Mastigin is the word required.
it The ὁ is written above the g- πὴ Them has been added above the line,
14 XII. ISAIAS PROPH., 10—53
1o Murenulas : catenulas ;
Fol. 325^
1: Mutatoria : uestimenta ; alia me-
liora et mundiora.
12 Teristra : subtilissima curtina ;
13. Fascia pectoralis , uestis circa pec-
tus uoluitur ;
14 Lambruscas ; malas unas ;
15 Decem iugera uinearum; x . in-
geres . wel . diurnales .
16 Tabehel ; proprium nomen uiri :
7 Parum Ὁ paruum ;
18 Sarculum; ferrum fossorium .
duos dentes habens .
ites ;
ax Carenmis : nomen loci . uel . ciui-
tatis ;
22 Calanan ; similiter ; 23 Ganniret :
quasi cum ira
REN mk monstri; idest
ws De radi Slubr nascitur regu-
lus : qui manducat aucellas ;
idest ilisens ; secundum
historiam dieitur de colubri
nasci; 26 Gabaa : ciuitas
saulis,
2; Flaccentia ; contracta ; »s Sirene .
mulieres marine
29 Mede : nomen loci : 30 In triuiis :
in tribus uiis ;
at Papiri ; unde faciunt cartas ;
» Riui . aggerum t; congregatio =
: duorum exer-
34 Telam Sn: inuerpan unep$
* MS. has v above the m.
ss Uiciam; pisas agrestes; idest .
fugles“] beane,
36 In serris; serra dicitur lignum
habens multas dentes quod||
boues trahent ;
37 Malus nauis: caput in arbore
nauis a similitudine milui ;
38 Artum ; angustum ;
3» Migma : et mixtum : idem est ;
4o Perpendieulum ; modica petra de
plumbo qua licant in filo quando
edificant parietes ; pundart
4: Paliurus; erba que crescit** in
tectistt domorwm grossa folia
habens fullae&$; 42 Epocentau-
rus; equo;
Onocentaurus
moster 14].
43 Lamia : dea silue dieitur habens
pedes similes caballi caput et
manus totum corpus pulere
mulieris : et uiderunt multi
aliquö manserunt cum ea;
44 Fouit ; cubat calefaciendo ;
Fol, 25°
as Apotecas||| : cellaria . 46 Cataplas-
marent : contritos inponerent ;
47 Plaustrum ; in similitudinem arce
rotas habens intus : et ipse
dentes habent quasi rostra di-
citur in quibus frangent spicas;
48 Myrtus . modicus arbor boni odo-
ris, semper uiride .
4 Plastes ; figulus ;
so Runtina ; pidugio : uitubilft ;
sx Calamum; pigmentum ex arbore ;
se Lima; qua limatur ferrum ; fiil***
33 Cireino ; ferrum duplex unde pic-
asino mixtum ;
+ First g ndded above the line.
§ MS. has v above the second u of unerpan, and above the second u of unep.
“ MS. has v above the s.
|| M8. has perpendieular stroke above the o, perhaps for i, or the stroke of a wrongly
commenced d?
++ tec written on an erasure.
t MS, has v above the n.
88 ΜΒ. has v (almost looking like y) above the a.
** er written on an erasure.
**] MS. has most, with a somewhat lengthened bar through the t, and a stroke above
it; therefore moster, or mostum ; perhaps for monstrum.
IN A stroke over the t has been erased.
1t MS. has v above the second i.
*** There is, apparently, a perpendicular stroke over the second i of fil, but it is
the , belonging to the ; after arbore.
20 XXI. IUDITH, 3—20 ;
Wissen: 4 Arge ; nomen mon-
m coronis ; circulis aureis .
capitibus eorum .
Fol, 27%
significantes uictoriam eius wel
in choris cantantes .
6 Abra . ancilla . ; Femur uirginis .
idest ding
3 Diseriminauit . diuisit .
tis . in lancis .
1» Sandalia . calciamenta que non
habent desuper corium , τα Res-
tis , funis ex herbis .
9 In con-
a Filii titan . filii solis qui sunt
fortiores hominibus
13 Ascopa . similis utri . x, Cincin-
15 Polenta , farina subtilissima .
16 Conopeum . in similitudine retis
contextum propfer muscas et
culices . nam eulix conix he-
braice dicitur .
1; Adonai . dominus exercituum uel
omnipotens ,
18 Sancta domini . primitias uel de-
cimas de oleo et uino . 19 In
anathema . in obliuione .
In separatione : idest a se wel
in dona ad templum .
30 Labastes . in similitudine sculdre*
de ligno duas tales faciunt inter-
ponentes ficos ne citius putres-
cant .
[XXI] DE ESTER
x Themate. conpositione uel ordine .
a Tentoria. Tectura. 3 Aeri. hauet .
4 Eburneis . de ossibus elefantis .
ebur , os eius dicitur
* MS. has v above the r.
+ MS. has v above the line between the
XXIL ESTER, 1—19
s Tenda . trabus gezelt§
. syitor heuuin . ; Car-
i . color gemme . idest
niridis . s Lecti aurei . berian |
beed . deauratum
isequas , pedes sequentes .
idest obsequentes .
10 Diadema . corona aurea ,
1: Mundum muliebrem . multo tem-
pore debuerunt unguere uariis
pigmentis et indui uestibus
regalibus illud dicitur mundum.
muliebrem.
1? Urna idest uas aureum rotundum
longum aliquid subtilis in duo-
bus finibus| clusum undique
exceptis foraminibus modicis in
lateribus habens . intus xir
ciatos modicos plumbeos haben-
Fol, 27%
tes xir menses scribtos in eis
unde sortiuntur — quicumque
primo exiit per foramen uertente
wase sieut ante condixerunt .
13 Nisan , primus mensis idest
martius
14 Tebetht idest december .
idest monita .
16 Ueredarii dicuntur a ueendo qui
festinanter in equis currunt non
descendentes de equis antequam.
liberant responsa sua habent
pennas in capite ut inde intel-
legatur festinatio itineris . da-
turque eis semper equus paratus
non manducant nisi super equos
antequam perficiantur . ı7 Pur-
pura . wujlochaso }.
18 Coceus. uuyrmbaso : y Rubeum .
uuretbaso .
oh
ss Scita
§ MS. has gezlt, with stroke through the
* MS. has (not v, but more) Y above the a.
J| finibus is written above the line, with marks (-.) of reference both after duobus
and before finibus.
+ The j is a correction from $ by the addition of a stroke below the line,
22 XXVI ISID, LIB. OFFIC,; XXVII. ID. LIB. ROT.; XXVIII, LIB, ANTON., 1&2
[XXVI] IN LIBRO OFFICIORUM;
1 Commolita : molata ; 2 Casulas ;
domunculas ;
3 Communitorium : munitionem ;
4 Delibutus; unctus; ; Folligantes* :
uestis ior];
6 Pronuba :: herdusuepe$
;Bimila : smetuma'/; s Mitras :
haetas|| :
9 ita; fracta; uel uetorosat ;
Fol. 27»
xo Melodia ; modulatio
a Us ria; auspicia ;
12 i uestis grossior ;
15 Uaruassi : de uana ; dictum ;
[XXVII] IN LIBRO : ROTARUM;
TAL nd defectio; 2 Faria ;
3
s Frugal ; larga : nel Ita;
4 ee quando sol ad occasum.
subprimitur :
s Scinatt : imitatio wel : grina ;
6 Explosi; extineti : ; Luperei :
sacerdotes lupercales :
2 Bruma : breuitas; 9 Lupercalia :
ipsa sacra;
x0 Zoziacum ; sideralem; ı Luper-
eal; templum panos;
15 Uaporat; exurit; 15 Lustrum :
inluminatio ;
x, Anomala : dissimilia; «s Mappa-
nus apollo;
16 Hyadas : a tauri similitudine ;
1; Genthliatici : gentiles ;
13 Secunda ; prospera$$ . DEODEM
Libro;
19 Feriatus; sanctus uel requies :
» Menstruum : quando luna
distruitur . vel instruitur ;
ij io : a2 Fatescit :
a3 Phoebe : sol :, 4, Hiebernis :
malibus ;
as Orion ; eburdnungifl; 26 Atris :
nigris . tetris .
a7 Genthliatiei : gentiles , uel natu-
ralium scriptores
28 In georgicis; ubi de cultura agri
cecinit :
Uia secta : iringesuuec ;
29 Titania; solaria; 30 Moloncolia .
humor , fellis ;
3: Tethis ; aquis ; 3. Opago tempore :
denso . uel estiuo : 33 artofilax ;
custos aquilonis|||| .
[XXVII] IN LIBRO ANTONII ;
» Deficiet ; fatiget; » In agillo; in
agro;
* MS. has Folligantos, with one letter or : erased after the i; and e with ; , (as
marks of correction) written above the o.
+ First o written on an erasure.
“ MS. has v above the et.
1 toro written on an erasure.
8 MS. has v : (or rather) y : above the r.
|| MS. has v above the et,
** loqu written on an erasure,
++ The Sc and a alone are distinct, but between these letters something has been
erased, and after the c now follows a small thick stroke which appears to be meant for
i; after this stroke follows what resembles a dot or a blot large enough to be taken
as i; then, after a vacant space (suflicient for one letter), follows (next to the a)
a letter which may be read as n, though it is blurred, and might also be read as ri.
It is, therefore, possible to read seiiria, or seuria, or seina,
88 sp on an erasure.
‘0% MS. has v above the first u, and a horizontal stroke turned upwards to the left
above the final ng.
|i) One letter (1, h or b) has been erased between the o and n.
XXVIII. LIB. ANTON., 3—17, 22, 23; CASSIOD. PSALT., 18—21,24—38 23
3 Infestionibus; iniuriis; , Extim-
plo; statim ;
s Iufitiandi ; negandi ; 6 Frugali ;
larga uel lata
7 Tifon ; filius : saturni : B
8 Sputacum ; sputum ;
Fol. 28%
9 Saturnus ; rex grecorum ; το Luri-
dam ; luto sordidam
15 Diana; filia* iouis; 12 Stipan-
tur ; conplentur ;
É i: 14 Explosi :
15 Laodes; nomen regine; ı6 Argula;
acuta +
17 Inpolastis; inpugnastist : uel in-
i itis
pinguastis :
1 $Apo tu pt:saum ; a tangendo
est inde quidam psalmum uolunt
dici cognosce uero quod isti
tantum pro excellentia sui di-
canter psalmi ;
19 Sympsalma : uoeum adunatuT co-
pulatio ;
vo Diapsalma | ||uero
rupta continuatio ;
2: Prolezomena : idest . predicentiat :
2» Bophismatum ; questionum; 23
. Iouis : filius saturni nouissimus :
a4 Ypozeuxis; quando diuersa** uer-
ba singulis apta clausulis appo-
nuntur;
sermonum.
* li are added above the line.
+ The g is a correction from n.
a; Scema est . figura dictionis in
ordine uerborum cum decore
conposita ;
26 Paradigma ; narratio per exempla.
ortans aliquem aut deterrens ;
a7 Erotema ; interrogatio; 22 Meto-
nymia , transnominatio ut est
quihabitatin celis inridebitf . .
29 Exallege : permotatio; s» Epem-
babis; iteratio enumerationis
studio . uerba repetens,
3: Ausesis que addenda quedam no-
mina per mezibra singula rerum
aucmenta minat ;
32 Climax gradatio quando quibus-
dam gradibus semper accres-
cit $$;
33 Tropus est dictio ab eo loco in quo
propria est translata in eum
locum in quo propri non est ut
est exsurge domine
34 Figura metopoeaffl que personis
semper cognoscit certissime ap-
plicari ;
as Nenias; mendatium ; 16 Peusis;
percunctatio ubi et interrogatio
fit et responsio ;
37 Metabole ; idest iteratio unius vei
sub uarietate uerborum . 33 Per
figuram : yperbolen|| . per
quam solent aliqua in magnitu-
dinem exaggerationis extendi .
§ The Glosses following till No. 88 are excerpted, not from the Vita 8, Antonii, but
from Cassiodori Comment. in Psalterium (except Nos. 22 and 23, which are taken from the
Vita S, Antonii, As, however, the MS. makes no mention of this fact, and combines
the two collections in one Chapter, it was considered advisable to number the glosses
consecutively till the end of the Chapter.
‘{ Something has been erased above the first a.
|| MS. Diaspsalma, but first s marked for erasure by four dots.
+ pre () is added above the line, with a dot above the stroke.
?^ MS. duiersa, corrected to dinersa, by lengthening the first stroke of u to i,
+t The .. after inridebit are written above the line, on the right-hand side of the t,
and above it some letters (eos? see Ps. τι, 4) have been erased.
88 The has been added above the line and before gradibus something has been erased.
{1 The second o added above the line,
|} There is a perpendicular stroke above the r.
Fol. ER
Allegoria* , idest inuersio aliud
"d dicens aliud significanst .
+ Silemsis; quoties casus discre-
Vsus in usw significationem.
rr Sloasdochan ¢ ga fut partem ;
4» Idea : cum speciem rei future
uelut oculis efferente motum.
animi concitamus :
43 Caracterismos quando aliquis . aut
per formam discribitur . aut
res indicatur ;
44 Hypallage : ides . permutatio
quoties in alium intellectum
uerba que dicta sunt transfer-
untur :
as Zeuma : idest . coniunctio quando
multa pendentia aut uno uerbo
aut una sententia concludun-
tur.
46 Aetilogia ; idest cause redditio
puoties promisse$ rei ratio
AFER subiungitur ;
4; Parenthesin ; idest , interpositio-
nem : quoniam in sensu medio
recipit uerba quedam quedam
ordinem*| sententie uideantur
posse diuidere
48 Parabole : conparatio ||
49 Periscema iconf : que latini di-
eitur imagina
s» Catepenon : latini per laudem ;
sx Hyperthesis : idest superlatio cum
aliquam rem opinione omnium
nota sententia nostra ** exsupe-
rare contendimus :
s» Epizeusis : que latine coniunctio
* "The first 1 added above the line.
8 m corrected from n.
XXVIII. CASSIOD. PSALTER., 39—64
dicitur ut est dies diei . et deus
deus meus ;
53 Paraprosdocia . latine inopinatus
exitus cum aliud proponitur
aliud explicatur . ut est deus
deus mevs tt inpolluta uia eius .
5 xd idest dietio cu-
ivs f| finis reticetur .
ss Metaforan. latini per translationem
dicunt cum rem aliquam sub
breui preconio qug sit osten-
dimus .
56 Auxesis : augmentum paulatim
enim ad superiora conerescit :
5; Figura est sicut nomine ipso
datur . intellegi quedam confor-
matio dictionis a communione
remota quam ostentationem et
habitum possumus nuncupare :
Fol, 28»
38 Apostropei : ides? conuersio
ties ad diuersas personas crebro
uerba conuertimus
so Syncrisis : conparatio||||; co Enthi-
mema ; interpretatur , mentis
concepti.
δι Amphibolia : idest dictio am-
bigua . dubium faciens pendere
sententiam :
62 Tapynosin , que latine humiliatio
licitur quoties magnitudo mira-
bilis rebus humilissimus con-
paratur;
63 Sinatrismos congregatio , quoties
multa in unum colliguntur :
ὡς Epitrocasmos ; idest dieti rotatio
cum succincte ea que sunt effu-
sius dicenda perstringit ;
+ g corrected from n.
^ d corrected from i,
| MS. comparatio, but the final stroke of m marked by two dots for erasure,
1 MS. Periscemagicon, but the y marked by three dots for erasure.
** MS. has nii, therefore properly nam, but the text has nostra.
+t MS. meus, but the u is indistinct and may be some other letter, v, however, is
written over it
above the ¢ there is a stroke like that over the preceding two ds ds.
88 The final s is a correction from some other letter (n?).
* The v has been added above the line.
Ui The r is a correction from some other letter (i1).
XXVIIL CASSIOD, PSALTER, 65—88; XXIX. VERB. INTERPR, 25
6s Epiphonima : ides! adclamatio
que post narratas rebus breuiter
cum exclamatione prorumpit :
66 Exaetasmos : idest exquesitio .
67 Anastrophe . idest peruersio quan-
do promimus ordine . conuerso
sententia
«s Anadiplosis* ; congeminatio dic-
tionis sermonem geminat ad
decorem f ;
ᾧ Emphasis : idest exaggeratio quod
gradatim creseit$
7» Sinchrisis est . eum causam suam
quis aduersariis nititur efficere
meliorem :
τι Ephichirema . exsecutiones uel
approbationes uocare malue-
runt;
7» Anaphora, reuelatio quoties unum
ym per comatum princi]
pete ee
pro preteritis secuntur . 73 Epi-
mone . repetitio .
74 Ironia . idest inrisio quoties aliquid
quod sub lande dieitur intel-
lectum uituperationis habere
monstratur „
7s Prolemsis . preoccupatio crebra
sermonis que multa colligit
unius uerbi iteratione decursa .
τὸ Metafora . idest translatio cum
Fol. 28%
mutatur nomen aut uerbum ex
eo loco in quo proprium est .
77 Sinastrismus . que uno tractu
atque circuitu creminaf] multa
concludit .
78 Hyperbaton . cum suspensus ordo
uerborum inferius —explica-
tur.
79 Epexergasia : quoties uni cause
gas Petal ie adponimus ;
3» Diaforesis ; per quam fit differ-
83 Ennoematice; notio hec unam-
quamque remi per id quod
MIS CLE QUAM M opa v
84 HYpothetious**; idest contionalis
sillogismus
ὃς Figura bie que linguarum.
semper
permixtione formatur ;
eo Epithalamium ; laus thalami tt
interpretatur :
85 Yperbaton : idest transcensio ;
33 Diatiposis latini expresio dicitur
ubi rebus personisue subiectis
et forme$$ ipse et habitus ex-
primuntur ;
[XXIX] INCIPIT UERBORUM IN-
TERPRETATIO;
: Allegoria figuralis dictio :
2 Anagogen : superior sensus :
s Asse . nummus : 4 autenticum ;
auctoris ;
s Augustissimo : famosiasimo,
6 Proemium ; prefatio
* The p is a correction from some other letter, and is partly written on an erasure.
+ MS. has sermonem ad decorem geminat, with three dots over the first e of
decorem, and over the i of geminat, indicating that the words should be transposed.
3 MS. grescit, but the g marked by a dot for erasure, and c written above it.
“ MS. nomina, with + above the first m of nomina, which refers to a similar
mark and the word cremina inserted in the left-hand margin between lines forming
a square,
| Second f seems to have been corrected from £ (j)«
$ The e has a tag underneath, and above the e is n stroke (for m) with . above it,
** The H has been added in the margin.
8 r corrected from n.
tt The h added above the line,
(|
26 XXIX. VERB. INTERPRET., 7—58
7 Nenias ; ee 8. Elucu-
bratum ; eui,
9 Quadrans ; genus ER est ha-
bens duo minuta
10 Uiola . herba * : iacinctina ;
1: Mauria . de auro facta in tonica
idestt . gespan§;
τῷ Comicus : cantator uel artifex
secularium canticorum .
Fol. 29
faug siccate in sole ;
uasa lampadis per-
E Bainperié qui portant cibos
16 Friuolis : eio
x7 Emulumentum; mercis laborum :
18 Flacidium; seruum : 19 Fratruelis;
filius fratris
2o Quisquilia ; inmundicia erbarum :
ar Curia : ubi ordo consilium iniit ;
aa Meatus : uaene modice :
3 Decipulam ; tenticulam qua aues
capiuntur .
a4 Inlecti ; incitati : 25 Exuuia ;
spolia :
6 Protoplastrum : prima : plamatio :
27 Ideonati : consuetudini :
28 Strofa : fraus : a Tecnam ; ar-
tem :
se Pitatiola : membranula ;
γι Decapolim : x. eiuitates in una
prouintia ;
3 Nummismum : solidum ;
3; Deuteres : renouationes :
3 Nardum : arbor :
35 Pisticum : herba rubieunda|| .
* The added above the line.
+ The d is a correction from m.
uel nardum pisticum . idest
- spicatum uel fidelis :
36 Siloam : stagnumf : s; Duel-
lionis : belli :
38 Hyine : nocturnum monstrum **
similis cani :
ss Prorusu lembo : prorusu insula
proprium lembott a quo ibi
faciunt illa&$ uestimentaifl ;
4» Ferrugineas : pallidus|||; wel .
rubieundus :
4: Caumate ; ardenter ;
4» Trapezeta : et nummularius . et
colobista . idem sunt qui num-
mis fenerantur et uilis negotiis .
43 Perpera : causa . uel prauitas ;
«4 Xenodoxiorum ; collectionum ;
4s Pragmaticam ; negotialis]] : 4
Arue : terrain ;
4; Lagonam; uas lapideum ollo .
idest ;*
j
48 Cauliculi; ramunculi :
49 Eynum : beneuolus ;
5» Prathus*** et prapatheian : passio
et probatio
Fol, 29%
s Epyuision ; perision; Exiareton :
precipuum ;
ss Boncusen ; aut in aut in adflixit
s+ Grammateos ; grammatius
ss Emurusem : fluxus sanguinis .
56 Metempschosis; motatio anime
alie in alterum hominem :*
s; Agora . foras : s» Lutugisprum ;
rationabile .
8 MS. has horizontal stroke above the e.
“ MS. has a hook (f) above the tr, which is meant, perhaps, for a c which should
come after the a.
|| The i written above the line.
** The str are written on an erasure.
The M8. divides Batro perite.
1 The g is a correction from n.
++ The e is blurred, and is now merely a blot.
88 The first | has been added above the line.
‘9% The top of the i has faded away.
Ill One or two letters have been erased between pal and lidus.
ἘΣ otia written on an erasure.
*** thu written on an erasure.
XXIX, VERB, INTERPRET. 59—73; XXX. HIERON. CATAL, 1—33 27
so Tu thimisiun : plenum ire
fo Tu epitimitisun ; concupiseibili.;
δι Puruys, ueng; 62 De citiuis : de
insanis ;
6s Deusun ejrie; propitius esto
domine ;
«4 Theoritisen . et practicen : con-
templatiuum et actiuum; 6s
Cuimarsus : princeps uille ;
66 Oma corpus 6; sumenumerus quod
pro uno ommes et pro multis
unus:
68 Cataantis : contrarius :
69 Sinthema spica conpositio
70 Einen; amatorem; 7: Dia-
: dissensiones : wel dis-
ee
72 Nuymejses consiliarius ;
73 Qui dixerit fratri suo racha ; reus
erit concilio idest reconcilia-
tione ;
[XXX] DE CALOGO HIERONIMI IN
; PROLOGO
ı Peripatthiens : ambulator ;
2 Canitius : qui a canitia prouintia
in grecia uocatur
3 Y potheseon . dispositionum * ;
4 Anarchius : ubi nullius potestas ;
s Monarehi: ibi unius
¢ Polarchia : ubi multorum ;
; Bibliothecat : nomen loci ubi
libri ponuntur;
8 Praxeon : actionum ;
* First o corrected from u.
+ h added above the line.
9 Peridion : contextum idest unius
sensus :
19 Pjlominos ; amator ;
τι Diaphonian§ : dissonantiam . 12
iereticos sacerdotale ;
13 Peri tes zoes ; theoricas : ides? :
de hae uit contemplatiua ;
14 Ho platon : hie plato ;
Fol. 29»
1s Ton philona ; hune philonem ;
16 Acoloythei : sequitur h ton pla.
tona aut hunc platonem.
1; Ὁ philon . hec philo; :$ Archere-
toys . conflictus ;
19 Pantocranto ; omnium :
vo Paturia theo : de potentia dei :
continentia eo dicitur :
a: Amphitheatrum||; cireum spec-
taculum ;
2» Deuterosin : secunda lex ;
»3 Apologieticum : excusabile :
24 Philuluguis : uerbi amatoris ;
as Elegos ; castigatio ;
26 Diatripas . conflictus proprium
nomen loci ubi discunt dispuli :
a7 De piasma : fractura uel ars :
28 De philoxenia: de amore ospieium ;
το Capun periens instructio ;
Matujtu : de deo corpore induco :
uel de peritia dei :
5» Phraysif:sensus AERE RS.
consintagmata documenta :
syntagma ff documentum ;
33 Pseudoephigrapha; falso super-
scribtag§ :
Above the : (colon) after Bibliotheca the MS. has +,
which refers to + nomen loci, which is written on the left of the lemma between lines
forming a square.
§ The second stroke of the first a is written on an erasure,
‘I MS. has id δ, therefore idest est.
. | The second ἢ is added above the line,
t The h is added above the line, between the P and r.
** Of No. 31 the lemma is sintagmata ;
sub nominem con is a misread sub nomine
eius, which St Jerome wrote; see his Catal. Ch. xxxır. It is, therefore, neither a lemma,
nor an interpretation, and should have had no place in the Glossary.
++ ntag written on an erasure; the jj is a correction from i or v.
88 The b corrected from p, and the down-stroke of the latter marked by two dots for
98 XXX. HIERON. CATAL, 34—80
x4 Catacesseun ; doctrinarum 35 ua- ss Erladiocten : operis conpulsorem
rietas* stromactisdesternatione ss Aethimologia : proprietate : s;
τα eollegun! ud ἘΣ aa i ἘΣ =
rum tur qi ex sa Genealogia : generatione
tulo uarietatis; 56 ; s$ Panagericon&$ ; Tandabilen;
ostendit; ὦ Eucharistias : gratiarum actiones;
cine αν εξ ; temporalis scrib- 6; Metafrasin : interpretati. 5
tureT 6» Eortatica; solemnes : 6; Para-
28 Archutoman ; antiquitatem : uel scheue : preparatione
principatum ; & Catheron ; mundorum
39 Tesseroes : quadris : 6s Epitomen : memoria ; uel bre-
4o Extasei excessu : idest mentis ; uiarium 0;
4» Ascesi : intellectui : 42 Ohri| cs Exenteseon : questionum ;
; fans : 65) Catacesseos ἜΣ . 6. Pto-
43 De monogamia ; de singularibus cheus :
nuptiis ;
44 Catha manthan ; secundum ma-
theum ;
45 Dialectica : dualis dictio ;
46 Arethimetica f : numeralis :
4; Musica : modo labiis ;
terre mensura :
6 Sintagmaton : Flonmentoum
ptolmon :luseus|]; |
γι Binphosin : iterarium , wel uiarum;
7: Othe| ; itenerarium ;
73 Epimehneff : memoria uel pre-
uiarivin***
74 Aceuan : oratio :
48 Geometrica
49 Grammatica : literali ;
so Rethorica ; eloquentia ;
τι Astronomia ; siderum** lex N
Fol. 29%
s» ἔχοι (v1) : cai (tt: decerida :
sedecenalem
5; Enneafe : decerida decem noua-
lem;
75 Eyaggences ; apodoxios .
liosttt BR
76 Euaggences , parasueues : euan-
gelice preparationis
7 Gone canuon . temporalium.
euange-
γε TopD Y MD
79 Apologus ; excusationes
Et procomian : narrationum : 8o Et simeosion : similitudinem ;
* Of No. 35 the lemma is [stromactis— ] erpuuareis, and unrietas the interpretation.
+ MS. has ecpianorum, with horizontal stroke over the p and i; the e is marked,
by four dots, for erasure, and the c corrected into x.
$ The o is a correction from some other letter.
4 The @ is a combination of the left-hand stroke of an open a and an e.
|| ΜΒ, should have a stroke over Chri, for Christi? but see Cp. C 888,
t The first í is added below the line, attached to the h.
** The s has been lengthened by the addition, to its base, of a stroke, the lower
part of which has been erased,
++ vr is written in the MS, above ca, and et above cai, but without (..)).
88 ΜΒ. Pannagericon, but the first n marked for erasure.
i MS. preuiarium, but p corrected into b.
il The first u seems a eorreetion from o.
tt The A, which is a correction from some other letter (n?), may also be read as ὃ,
*** MS. preuiariarium, but above the second a is written v with a stroke over it
(=vm), and the remainder of the word has been marked, by five or six dots, for erasure.
ttt The c has been added above the line,
30 ΧΧΧΙ. DE PONDERIBUS, 25—40; XXXII. DE PONDERIBUS, 1—11
25 Pes uocatur quando una uice .
.caleat passus idest fetim . mm [ΧΧΧΠῚ DE PONDERIBUS:
cubitorum : : Dragma pondus est denarii ar-
6 Conurbicus . ΧΧΌῚ uncias : gentei quod pensat siliquas
a7 Libra et pondera idem sunt* . XUHI a grecis fit sie :
28 Tres argenteos solidum faciunt 2 C apud latinus fit sic X . ab aliis
a9 Solidus xxiurt siliquas : 30 Seri- fit sie K
pulus sex siliquas pensatur ; 3 Seripulus pensat siliquas sex ab
Fol. 30% aliquia Bt. duo ;
3 Sextarius : mur libras pensat; 5: — 4 Obolus pensat siliquas . ur. sili-
Sextarins Grece duas libras et quas . tres fit {** . ; uncia
dimidium pensat$ ; fit sic : 4 que uncia pensat sili-
33 Mina Grece mina sex uncias : quas cxLrirtt . hoc est solidos
34 Statera Grece uxxıı siliquas ; ui . 6 Ciatos habens pensum soli-
3: Cimina romana dimedius sexta- dorum. V1. ; Acitabulus habens
rius : dragmas xu . idest$$ scrupulus
36 Sata unum et dimedium modi- XLI ifl . quod uncia una semis et
um“ habens . scrupulos , vri . 8 Cotule habet
3; Hieronimus dicit statera. dicitur dragmasLxx11 idest scrupulos |||.
qui duo didragma habet|| ; ‘ero: xurtt quod facit vim ;
re per x nummis deputa- 9 Mina habetstateras. xxır***, idest
dragmas . 0. scrupulos coc quod
Chater. tres . modios . ha- facit libram. unam et semiun-
cium; ıo Talentum habet pon-
4o Abo. ut. modios . 4: bathos „ dera txttt . quod facit libras.
11. modios . LXXHBSSS : x Libra habet scu-
* Over the s there is a horizontal stroke with dot above it, to mark the stroke for
erasure.
+ After xxm a long letter or stroke has been erased.
8 The t is a correction from n or o.
* The first stroke of the final m is a correction from an original s.
| didragma ha, and the up-stroke of the } are written on an erasure. Under
the a of ha, a comma, which apparently belonged to the erased word, is still visible.
t The h has been added above the line.
** "Through this sign, which has the form of a long thick s, runs the lengthened
top stroke of the t of fit, with a dot above and underneath, which mark this part of
the stroke for erasure.
++ It is possible to read here cxvir, as the 1 and first 1 resemble the capital U
elsewhere in the MS.
8$ Above the back of the d is the stroke of some wrongly commenced letter still
visible.
ST It is possible to read here xvt (see above note ++).
lll The c is a correction from r,
11 The dots, which are written within the cc, mark them, perhaps, for erasure,
*** May be read as xxv.
+H xx is formed by an 1, with a stroke through its bottom-stroke,
888 The 1 and first x are here again combined as above (note +t).
XXXII. DE PONDERIBUS, 11; XXXIII. DE PONDERIBUS sec. EUCHER, 31
pulos c'c* uxxun* . quod facit
dragmas . xcvıt .
[XXXIII] zu. PONDERIBFS SECUN-
„ EUCHERIUMS ;
B aan . habet pondera ıxır
quod faciunt Lxxx libre attice :
» Mina est libra una etsemiuncia
3 talentum habet Lx [E]
mina grece latine mine dieitur
4 Dragma habet scrupulos . ru
s dedragma duel Dragmae
sunt. unde . miror „ quomodo
in libro hebraicarum question-
um semeuncias seribitur .
6 Stater nummus est habens ut
quidam adfirmant uneiam u-
. idé&/ aureos . vi. ut
putant . 111 : in euangelio enim
prof duobus dragmis stater
datur; ; Sicel qui latine lingue
corrupte siclos dicitur . in ques-
tionibus, supra scriptis. uncia **
pondus habet ut alibi scriptum
repperi tf . serupula . x . quod
ipse . arbitror : Nam siclus ipse
uel sicel de propinquitate pon-
deris quasi siclus sonat ;
8 Obulus est scrupule dimedium
quod faeit siliquas τ δ. In
hiezechielo . siclus autem [xx]
obolus habet;
» Chorus est modii . XXX. ıobatusest;
Amphora una . idest modii . 11;
n Chatus grece amphora est
habens urnas . 111; 12 Ephi.
siue ofa €f . 111. modii; Ephi
idem mensurg habet in aridis
et in liquidis; Batus 13 metreta .
mensura. una ut quidam
dicunt habent sextarios 0"
mensura . autem grece metrum
dicitur. unde et metreta dicitur ;
Notandum uero quod mensura
hebraieum ||| nomen est; 14 Ar-
tabe in asaie egyptiorum men-
sure que .111 . faciunt modios . x.
1s Sata idem sunt quod et ephi .
idest modii . 11;
16 Gomor mensura est attica . habens
ut quidam oppinantur . conices
111 . idest sextarios ΧΙ :
Alii a sextarios , Y
mod etia[m] ipse juor eo
pem decima pars sit eph:
:; Hinff . Lied αι, 18 abat-
tidis . v . 0 Nebel . quidam.
putant ens ur. in sextariis
est liquide speciei : so Cola-
* The dots within the co mark the latter, perhaps, for erasure, The 1 and first x
are again combined as before.
+ The dot within the c marks the latter, perhaps, for erasure.
§ See the Vienna Corpus Scriptt. Ecclesiasticorum Latinorum, Vol xxxi,
(S. Eucherii Lugdun. Instruett. Libri τι, p. 158).
© Here follows in the MS. s, which seems to have no meaning, and was, perhaps,
written by the scribe in place of the usual ;.
|| After alii two or three letters have been erased, and one or two other letters, on
the right and left of the erasure, seem to have been wiped away.
+ The p seems a correction from 0; the mark for ro attached to its down-stroke is
written on the place of an erased letter of which traces are still visible.
** For unciae, ++ The second p added above the line.
8$ The third 1 has been lengthened by a kind of undulating perpendicular stroke
below the line.
IT Tho f is a correction from some other letter (c?).
I} Here the word est followed, but it has been erased.
1t Nos. 17 and 18 do not appear in the printed texts of Eucherius,
36 XXXV. DE EUSEBIO, 145—194
145 Numinis : uirtutis ;
146 Luxus ; luxoria : uel lasciuia :
147 Petalum; in quo scriptum est
nomen dei . uel tetragram-
maton*
x48 Insolentia : inquietudine . wel
lasciuia ;
149 Consulari delectus ; dignitati ad-
ductus ;
3 1s: Expis-
τὸς Arcebatur ; inpelebatur ;
156 Ad stadium ; ad locum certa-
minis ;
15; Furtunam : fatum ; ἊΣ geiity; 3
Rogus : beel|| : wel aad] :
15» Confectorem : interfectorem ;
160 Idiotae, stulti; 1: Psaltes; cy-
tbara ;
x62 In comminus; propius; 16; Lu-
culentissime ; splendissime
x4 De figmento : de plasmatione
hominis ;
165 Fatum; uyrd**; 166 Scenasturpes ,
incesta coinquinata
16; Eliceretur; extorqueretur; 168
ulo ; carcere ;
x6) In myrthece; in domo unguen-
torum.
170 Nutatione ; dubitatione .
ı7ı Harene . locus . uel pauimentum
theatri ;
172 Nundinas ; negotiationes ;
373 Ouans; gaudens, 174 Tripudiaret;
ninceret ;
της Gratieulist f ferreis factis. herst&$
176 Baratrum : loh; uel calli
x77 Uesani : insani ;
+78 Ea tempestate ; eo tempore ;
179 Horas diurnas . noctu! jue con-
putantes , idest pro x1] diebus ,
XX statuvnt*** ;
18 Fisco publico ; dominio cesaris ;
18: Regio morbus corpus afficit co-
lore sieut pedes aceipitris,
Fol. 32"
162 Simultantem ; contentionem ;
18) Laciniosa ; slitende :
184 Liberaleslitera. quassecularesttt
homines legunt;
185 Expolitum . ornatum ;
186 Infestus, inimieus : nel grauis ;
18; Terebrantes perforantes ;
188 Flagris; flagellis; 189 Infestes$$g :
sine barba ;
19» Fibras; uenas; τον Affatibus :
dictis,
19: Basis ; omne quod fundamentum
poni sub potest
193 Contribulibus : simul contribu-
latis;
194 Expolierit .
rauerit ;
onauerit, uel decla-
* MS, has tetram, with stroke over the m ; the ra written over an erasure,
+ After Incessere two or three letters have been wiped away.
$ incedere is added above the line, preceded by the usual [.
The n is written over
an erased [, which shows that the scribe first wrote [cedere above the line, which was
afterwards corrected to [ incedere.
U MS. has v over the first i.
+ MS. has v above the second a,
|| MS. has v above the first e.
** MS, has v above the y.
+t After Grationlis something (;?) has been erased.
8$ MS. has v above the e.
19 MS, has v above the o.
Ill MS. has v above the a,
tt There is a stroke through the upper part of 1, but marked by two dots for
*** The v has been added above the line,
++ The final « has been added above the line. 88$ The J is a correction from i.
XXXV. DE EUSEBIO, 195—257
195 Peripsima ; purgamentum * : uel
quisquilea ;
196 Cataceeos : doctrine : 197 Sub-
saltare : intrepetan :
198 Abiurari; ab iure aecclesie abi-
cere,
199 Garrientium per ludum dicen-
tium ;
. 20 Reusti : iterum usti . τοι Cautere :
204 Puplites . homme; 205 In metallo :
in carcere;
sos Salariis : pecuniis debitis ;
207 Proseribendo; damnando ;
Fluitans, fluens :
209 Galerius propter nomen ;
2: Sexcuplum; sedecim pro uno sed
semiduplum puto ;
at: Cuniculum; foramen uel canalis ;
at2 Fautoribus ; adiutoribus; 2x3 In-
fenso ; irato ;
214 Obuncans; obiurgans; zs Fra-
gor : uox wel sonitus,
208
2:6 Obices ; resistentes : 2:7 Perpera :
sine causa ;
a8 Anulum ; fidei libertatem ; 29
Commenta, petra
220 Globus; rotunditas; ss Munifi-
centia ; largitas.
222 Controuersig ; aduersitates ;
223 Ex pretore; de pretorio§ ; 24
Delubra ; templa deorum :
225 Scuriosa ; sordida : 26 In chaos ;
in profundum : wel in aera ;
* MS. has Purgamentum: Peripsima ;
transposition by the marks + above them.
Ἔ MS. has v above the e.
8 There isan erasure dver the et,
37
3.7 Aduta, occulta , 28 Labris;
labris,
229 Dispicatis ; incisis; 230 Exesum ;
25; Lineolis : dredum; 234 Suggil-
lato|| : inclinato ;
23s Busta; ubi homines conburuntur.
Fol, 32°»
236 Funestare} : cruentare; 237 Coe-
menteria ** ; sepulture ;
238 De triuio; de tribus uiis ;
239 Prefocatus ; strangulatus
240 Angiportus ; angustus locus ;
24: Extorres ; exules de patria ;
24: Ponte moluiott; propter pontis
juxta roma ;
ues; equester; uel equi; 24
'omite; materia .
245 Conpaginatum ; coniunctum .
245 Spurca : inmunda; 247 Auditorio,
cole legentium ;
245 Pirgos : S turris; 24 Pompam :
risionem ;
aso In exameron; sex dierum com-
putum
as: Otii; quieti ; 25: Meandrum ; lo-
cum uel stagnum 1];
as; Solaria ; munera ;
254 octoade : de nouo testa-
mento||] ;
ass Conpendiosis ; breuissimis ;
256 Actio : p{rolpter nomen ciuitatis;
2s; Columellas : diuersis lini-
mentis
but the two words are each marked for
7 There is a small perpendicular stroke above the t.
|| The first g has been added above the line.
+ To the top-stroke of F, on the right-hand side, is added 9, without, apparently,
any
8$ The a: written on an erasure,
Il The at are written on an erasure.
meaning.
** The a is a correction from some other letter. ++ The ΜΒ, divides Pontem oluio.
‘1% The g is a correction from n.
τοῦ Lenonibus* ; conciliatoribus
mulierum t ;
259 Gestire; d ss] ie:
«60 Lacessit . iocat. e
quenter puce
γον Incessit; incurrit; 262 Illo τ us-
que illuc
einnant; congregant :
seo Antinoitas ; ciuitas in egypto ;
267 Factionibus sub dolibus; 23s A-
lis; terre partes
269 iiec Pati tagt, uerbis;
55: Cudat ; fabricat ;
27» Patricius ; senator consiliarius ;
273 Delibratum : eogitatum 274 Axe;
lus .
27s Editore ; excelsiore§ ;
276 Reditus; facultates; 277 Iugum
montium ; uerticem montium
#78 Litat, sacrificat ;
279 Oratoriam ; sapientiam secular-
iam ;
ato Infecti : uiciati; ài Operiremur ;
expectaremur ;
55» Ducennarium ; preside)
5383 tas; sociatrices :
84 Consulere : prouidere ; "ss Coi-
batur. exitur ;
Fol. 32»
286 Sodalibus ; socibus; ss; Adseue-
ratur . adnuntiatur ;
«es Nancisci; inueniri; 2% Inuisum;
Tuad}
2
XXXV. DE EUSEBIO, 258—306; XXXVI. DE OROSIO,
1—5
290 Effetas; euacuatas; so: Stipis ;
esca modica
το Ruderibus ; mixinnum ;
"ox Uoti copos xp[is Jana **; 294 The-
cistt custodis; — fabricam 8$
de argento
ne mundos ; 296 Perspi-
cem ; ium;
2s; Exin! fl deinde; 298 Spiridon;
nomen hominis;
299 Cyprius; prouintia; zo Rata;
confirmata ;
3» Fruga; modestia ;
3» Beminon; honestorum conuen-
ticulum ;
303 Muleata : uineta ; 304 Pugionibus
mucronibus ;
305 Pessum ; interitum 1 306 Fuco;
pigmento
[XXXVI] DE OROSIO; : Lani porte ;
idest porte templi iane dei pa-
ganorum que ante patebant .
unaqueque ad gentem suam
quando contraria fuit romanis
nomine gentis ipsius scribta
super porta ;
2 eerta ilas : nomen montium
uel gentis , uel silue : uel clau-
sure;
3 Promontorium; ubi terra ||| intrat ἢ}
in mare; , Sinus; ubi mare
intrat in terram ;
s Fares : turres custodum ;
* MS, Lenonobus, with i above the second o.
+ The li are added above the line.
§ The s is a correction from i.
41 The second a is n correction from some other letter (u?).
|| After the first e the MS, has a partly effaced c with a little stroke underneath.
+ MS. has v above the ua,
** The sign of contraction for is is wanting,
++ After the « something has been erased.
§§ Perhaps the stroke over the second a is to be expanded by tis.
IT After Exin follows a mark (of punctuation?) which resembles a comma, having
another comma, turned upside down, on the top of it.
JI] MS. intrat terra, but the two words have each been marked by three dots for
transposition,
XXXVI DE OROS. 6-22; XXXVII. DES. AUG.; XXXVIII. DE CLEMENTE 39
6 Eurus ; Tel 7 Choncis; he-
bernum*
8 Scabros; pisces sunt; 9 Peruicax :
continuum ;
10 Uitiginem ; blecit ; a: Musca
canina; que in cane$ habitat]
E Foetontis ; idest sol ;
15 Astu; astucia; τς Uitricum ;
steuffeder|| ;
15 Amazones ; semiuste,
16 Pellexerat; uocauerat ;
17 In lati; in italia; 1s Conmani-
pulares ; idest sodales ;
19 Stiuam ; manubrium ;
2o Atticarum : athinensium ;
τι Laser; pigmentum ; 22 Uiteleos ;
iuuenes ;
Fol. 32^
[XXXVII] DE SANCTI AGUSTINI;
1 Obsoriorum ; negotiationum ;
a ‘O° uolles; 0* nummos
3 Fidelia ; farris uas triti i
4 Fidelia; uas . far . genus tritici ;
* Capsaces ; lentieula . idest uas
uitreum simile flasconi ;
6 Caligamf ; calciamentum** sub-
talare,
7 Odonis uitam; mihestt nostlun ;
s Odon ; lineum est in pede .
» Tabulas legat . idest tabulas ma-
tronales; quia omnia scribuntur
in curia etsubstuntiasdisponunt
in xu$$ uncias quamuis mag-
nas , uel modicas ; et ad mari-
tum pertinent : vin : ad mu-
lierem nmn; Unde in dialogo
* MS. has v above the er.
$ The e seems to be a correction from a,
I MS. has v above the u,
gregorii , vI i ides! medium
precium.
10 Mutilabo ; dubitabe :
τὰ Ambieres ; munieres ;
vella :
16 Taxatio ; deputatio ;
1γ Addicitur; damnatur; :s Palle-
bat, timebat.
το Laurus; arbor est unde milites
coronas sibi faciunt in uictoria ;
2o Toga : dignitas ;
[XXXVI] DE CLEMENTE,
: Examussim ; inquisitiue ;
a Dumosis : spinosis; 1 Elocare;
collocare ;
4 Gattas; muriceps ;
s Chantari; uermes qui cantant
nocte sicut, locuste ;
6 Stragula ; curtina pulcra . uarie-
tate depicta iT
7 Columnas uitreas .
uitis scalpantur
s Genesim ; natura :
s Epieurius ; uoluptarius corporis
so Phitagoras : uoluptarius mentis ;
m 33^
τι Calistratus; propriüm uiri; 2 —
Idasteles ; proprium uiri.
13 D properter uiri; iu Ade-
les ; proprium uiri
1s Hyge ; quas beluas oos idest
bestie ;
idest in simili
+ MS. has v above the e.
T The h is a correction from m.
t MS. Calicam, but c marked by a dot underneath for erasure, and g written
above it.
** The first stroke of the second « is a correction from i.
+t MS. has v above the line, between the m and i.
88 A later hand has inserted : after xit.
ΤΊ "The de are added above the line.
XXXIX. DE DIALOG, 16—51 41
τό Modernos ; nouos ;
1; Sabura ; in romana urbe;
18 Paritores ; ministros : ]
19 Freniticu: insanus ob dolorem
capitis τ ad tempus qui inultum.
= In mare adriatico ; ab Adriano .
imperatore . qui | ibat hoc
mare cum catenis in, ndum
a: rimis . bord remum
22 Presbitera; uxor|| presbiteri quam.
habuit ante ordinationem f ;
23 Diaconissa; quam diaconushabuit;
24 Aduocatus . dicitur qui uocatur
a; adiutorium alicuius causa .
per pecuniam idest dingere ;
2s Unas) huni; —
6 Emorphium ; ium
a7 Exactio ; EN gaeblestt ;
28 Qui in numero optio fuit numerus
dieitur quando milites fiunt ;
Optio; dispensator. qui dispensat
Een, militum : preposituss$
Fol, 33 383."
ag Cassari; euacuare; 30 Decrepi-
tam; dobend if .
3: Carabum ; modica nauis . minor
quam. seafa ;
5» Dalmatica; tonica lata habens
manicas|||| misalis ;
* The t seems a correction from ct.
33 Porta laurenti; quia per " per ipsam
co eius. portatum: est;
» Ags propert terme cae
lae
ss Iuuenior : ides senior in iuuen-
tute,
36 Sex uutias , mediam partem unius
uille, consuetudo est roman-
orum totam substantiam xim :
untias dicere siue magna sit siue
modica; 5; Arbor; maestttt ;
36 Claui . perditi : 39 Rimis: cinum.
4o Paralisin : desolutiog$$ omnium.
membrorum.
4x Orepido ; a erepando dieitur ;
4» Altare : dieitur . quod alta res ;
idest diuina in eo agitur
43 Duas coronas u" panes pertussos
similes corong
4« Glebum : ascensum singularis nia;
4s Pulestrarum . luctantium ;
46 Camisa ; lineum ;
47 Sincopin : defectio stomachi ;
48 Caleulum dicitur : infirmitas eius.
qui non potest mingere . quasi
lapis peter aid
49 Colirium dicitur . multa. medica-
mina in unum collecta ;
so Sentina dicitur . ubi multe aque
tiunt collecte in naui
sx Byssus . in terra affricana crescit
+ Above the ¢ the MS, has an inkspot, perbaps the top of a wrongly commenced 1
or b, or some such letter.
$ The c added above the line.
|| The x seems to have been corrected from i.
** MS. has v above the second m.
‘| MS. has v above the o.
+ The d is a correction from i.
+t MS. has v above the line, between the « and e.
§§ The down-stroke of the first p has the usual curled stroke for ro, therefore pro,
without any mark of correction ; but above the p is the ordinary stroke for re, Hence
‘we may read pro- or pre-,
‘I%) MS. has v above the e.
II} The first stroke of the first open a is'a correction from i,
1i MS. postatum, but the combined » and t corrected into rt.
*** After the first i an f or s has been erased.
++ MS. has v above the a.
‘09% The d is a correction from t.
388 The t is a correction from i.
42
in arbustis lana alba sieut
nix :
s Histone re
Fol. 3;
6 Alae : genus| . ludi; 6: Muni-
cipii ; tribvtarii
6» Filacteria ; seriptura diuersa que
propert infirmos habentur Σ
63 Per pragmatiam** formam ; per
principalia imperia uel negotia ;
64 Didascalum : doctorale ;
* Infvlastt; dignitates; c5 Elicitum;
incitatum
67 Conpotis ; inpletis ;
68. Catalocum : seeundum numerum ;
6 Scedule ; carte :
E Adsüpulatione congregatione ;
γι Typum : inflationem ;
* MS. has v above the e.
XXXIX. DE DIALOG, 51—73; XL. VERBA, 1—21
72 Olografiaß$ : totum scriptio ;
73 Autenticum ; auctorale ;
[XL] ITEM INCIPIUNT UERBA
+ Uiscide . Ineluctabile . idest maius.
luctu .
» Fatere . laudare . ; Deuotatum .
male dicturio :, inconparari
4 Pangebanter Ἢ : peer
Iternandis , innicem .
6 € Palantibaa pendentibus ; Crini-
eut , funicut||| .
s Ad infirmationem . ad stibula-
tionem . suscitationem , 9 In-
peragrata . intransita .
19 Cicima . geometrica . 1: Malua .
olus .
12 Fulmentatur . initiatur , 15 Ba-
chal . multi idole foede .
14 Reis, inmundis . s Momentaneas .
cotidianas .
16 Ollitani . senes . ı7 Insigniritt .
inurifi.
18 Thiarati . diuini . ı9 Conpage .
porrectione
20 Pallantibus ; ipparentibus
E Liniamentis * signis,
+ The second i and the o are written on an erasure.
$ Before this word a letter (c?) has been partly erased and partly effaced. The
first o resembles the Greek 8, and might therefore be read as d; but this form for
ὁ is not uncommon in the MS.; in the present case the top-curl looks fainter than the
circle forming the o; it has, however, this faintness in common with some other letters
in the lines above and below this word,
^| The h has been added above the line between the c and i.
|| The gisa correction from n. + MS. tribatarii, but the first « corrected into v.
** The p is a correction from some other letter (0?).
ot The v is a correction from i.
8$ The i appears to have been added later and crosses the lower part of the first
stroke of the second open a.
44 MS, plangebantür, but the 1 marked by three dots for erasure,
II} As the source of this gloss has not been found, the contractions cannot here be
ii MS. has + above the 7 of Insigniri, and above the in of inuri, as marks of
transposition.
*** After this word is again the hole mentioned above, p. 40 note f.
XL. VERBA, 22; XLI. NOM, DIVERS., 1-20; XLIT. EX DIV. LIBRIS, 1-26 43
a» Rigentia uigentia .
[XLI] ITEM DE NOMINIBUS DI-
UERSIS.
1 Presbiteri qui sunt in agris , epis-
tolas dare non possunt Ad solos
tantum. wieinos epi
teras distinabunt .
copi* qui sunt it ensi-
biles dave possunt pacificas .
idest
Fol. 34^
rales epistulas . 3 Sidonicis .
hos] iperum . 4 Orthodox-
egre qu ade ELA
s Diocesis , adiacens domus .
6 Cinico . canino . 7 Iaspis . nigrum
et uiridem colorem habet
8. Saphirus . mari similem et quasi
aureas stellas habens , 9 Cal-
cidon . ut ignis lucenst
το Smaragdus uiridem — colorem.
habet hoc est prasinum . ἐν Sar-
donix habet, colorem sanguinis
qui est onichinus .
12 Bardius . eolorem purum. sangui-
nis .
13 Crisolitus . auri colorem et stellas
luculentas habet, .
τῳ Bjrillus tamen ut aqua resplendit ,
15 Topation . ut aurum micat .
16 C¥pressus . uiridem habet colorem.
ut est porrus et stellas aureas
habet .
17 Mastigia . lora cum uncis ferreis .
18 Initiatum . ordinatum .
19 Pagus . possessio magna .
το Lance . mensura . 2: Obfirmantes .
obicientes omue presagio uel
signo .
[XLH] INCIPIT EX DIUERSIS
LIBRIS
ı Excipiuntur . separantur .
2 Tapetibus . rihum$
3 Memphitica . regina@] egypti wel
ciuitas
. ualujrt| . « Neutricis .
6 Sutrinator ; scoeheret ;
gi uera nift; 8 Piranimphi ;
ma ;
9 o canis qui hostiarius
inferni dicitur ;
1o Seuit; glimith, ;, Pone : post ;
12 Fornaculum ; herth ;
13 Hermofroditus ; androginus homo
utriusque sexus ;
14 Ruseus ; eneholen; 15 Seithis :
16 wars; ius ἠ itates ;
E Amin: coculus . το =
difficile** ; ES
2o In uiridario domus; in atrio pro
wiriditate herbarwm
Fol, 34%”
a Bester. elle curro de coreo
iur semper ab
nd " en hominibus nullam
rotam habet;
22 Typo; signo; 23 Quartane . que
quarta die uenit
24 Uectandi : gratia exercendi ;
ὡς Platonistf ideas : idest species ;
26 Furcifer furci; idest cruci dignus;
x Sirte;
* The e is a correction from some other letter,
+ The n is more like the ordinary r.
§ MS. divides ri hum, and has v (looking more like y) above the u.
| Before this word a letter has been wiped away, and part of the r is written in its
place,
I, MS. divides valu yrt, and has v (or perhaps y) with a dot above it, over the
second u.
+ MS. has v above the o.
** The ci have been added above the line,
+t After this word something (a sign of punctuation ?) has been erased.
XLII. DE DIVERS. NOMIN,, 47—56; XLIV. ALIA DE CXLO, 1—15 45
4; Ànimalus; fifaldae*; 4s Cedo;
dic . uel perdono ;
49 Parcet : quae minime parcant ;
so Lueus quod minime luceat ;
sr Piscina; que pisces non habet ;
s ; facere cesso : uel sepe
facio ;
5 Eumenides t filie noctis; idest
hegitisse; — =
s+ Cestus; arma pietarum; ss sis
nuis$
ss Aptotum; inflexibile . wel in-
casale ;
[XLIV] ITEM ALIA; DE CELO;;
: Partes , autem] , eius; cous .
axis. clima . cardines . conuexa
poli . hiemisperia|| .
4 Cous est quo celum contenetur
unde enias uix solum conplere
coum terroribus caeli ;
3 Axis : linea recta que per mediam
pilam spere tendit ;
4 Clima cardo uel pars celi . ut
climai orientalis uel meri-
diana,
s Cardines . extreme partes axis
sunt ;
6 Conuexa extrema celi ;
7 Poli ex celestibus ciclis cacumina .
Fol, 34^
quo maxime spera nititur alter
* MS. has v above the second a,
ad aquilonem expectans boreus
alter terre obpositus austrono-
thus dictus est
5. Hiemisperia duo sunt quorum al-
terum est super terram alterum.
sub terra** ;
9 Oelum , ab oriente . ad occidentem
semel in die et nocte uerti
sapientes tT aestimant ;
xo Cardines quoque axis ipsius sunt
extreme . bakes sunt quos
insertos orbi ibunt sperico
ut ipsis celum inuoluatur in-
wisis ; et ita polum philosophi
ui propria semper in suo axe
torqueri arbitrantur . a quibus
ignoratur opifex qui mundum
in suum orbem absque ullo axis
moderamine eregit ;
1 Clima aliquando . pe cardine
accipitur si sepius*lfl pro qua-
licumque celi parte et maxime
pro oriente et meridie climus
aliqui designant . nos||| : se-
eundum grecum om eeli ad
. ita undique.
15 Exemerinus; ac si ex meridie
remotior
+ The r has been added above the line.
$ sis nuis have been written in finer writing, and are probably a later addition.
* autem (ai) has been added above the line between two dots.
|| MS, himesperia, with e added above the line between the first i and the m, and
the first e altered to i.
X The i is a correction from some other letter.
** Above the a the MS, has a stroke, which is marked, by a dot above it, for
+t MS. has a comma after this word, which has partly been wiped away.
88 The z is a correction from t.
|} The s has been added above the line.
‘1 The í written on an erasure.
ΤΣ The second e had + above it, but it has been erased.
*** MS. has a stroke above the u, and the final stroke of the m is marked for
erasure by a dot above and below; the correction suggests the apparently required
word adiectinum,
46 XLIV. ALIA DE C&LO, 16—29; XLV. VERBA DE MULTIS, 1—25
16 Antarticus*; artico contrarius
horum primus qui est erga
arcturum . a polo poreo . mr
murorum. spatiis distat a quo
secundus . ears ui:
Item ab eo . mmr. ni. muris
distat; Item. u : circulus : u .
tralem . mir. idest cupa *
imr sunt Pese spatiis .
figunt astrogi
1; Cous . enis eo quod sibi in-
uicem in mando . HII , coeunt
18 Poli summa. . celorum cacumina ;
Fol. 35°
το Hiemisperium . aput grecos diei-
tur quod nos uerticem uoca-
mus
τὸ Anomala : inequalia ;
heir ardua ;
25 Pliade ; E sunt stelle in cauda
^ rore 5 psi. ee i
»s Dextera : mutatur quando’ sibi
uertix in circium declinans
ad eum HT o austronothum ;
2 A tergo . errare dum
Huet erit in sublími erecto
uertix se in summum poli
demergit ;
2; Leua deinde cum se subleuans
in boreum uertix ep
itans obi et sursum
Hsc dies dicimus quod
celum sieut in ortu surgens :
eregitur ita et in occasu demer-
. Ul motus celi qui
solem et lunam dum polo sunt
tardiores in diuersis oriri$ et
occidere cogunt orbibus .
»» Extremi quoque duo septentrio-
nales, 29 À xem celi ipsius dnins :
bina hiemisperia per medium
orbem terre sed nullus corporalis
intellegitur axis quod uirtus
diuina eeli globum rotuns per
axem incorporeum in orbem
speri contorqueatcomminisque .
moliri ;
[XLV] UERBA DE MULTIS;
+ Gymnasium ; locus exercitationis
ubi diuerse arte discantur ;
2 Eruere; discere; ; Las . ignis;
4 Fors; uyrd ;
5 Fax . falcis; 6 Glis; egle; ; Lanx;
unde lancis .
2 Prex unde : precis; 9 Far; fru-
mentum ;
wo Gyt}; genus seminis herbis mi-
nnta bona in panes mittere ;
τι Ops||; aput antiquos terra dicitur
unde inops inhumatus ; :» Coa;
insula ,
13 Massica : mons; 14 Genium ; na-
tura]
Fol. 35
1s Ador : genus frumenti ; «6 Antes.
dicitur . ordo uinearum .
17 Toraca ; lurica ;
18 Pedum . fustis . quem pastores
habent in modum A.
το Lanistra ; macellarius in macello
carnes diuidit 20 Damma;
elha . οἱ adsecla minister ;
2» Pedissequa ; ministra; 23 Uerna ;
mancipium .
24 Aleo; teblheri : 25 Alea**; tebl ;
* The i is a correction from some other letter (a badly formed i?).
+ The ¢ is a correction from some other letter.
§ The rir are written on an erasure,
|| MS. has a horizontal stroke over the p.
^1 The y is a correction from i,
+ Above the ra there is a spot, probably caused by effacing something written over
the two letters,
** A letter has been erased before the A.
INDEX (LATIN) carr.—cata. 75
carrum, xv. 3, see uas (rui
cartas, xui, 31, see pupiri; xiv. 90, see
sealpellum:
carte [-tae], xxxrx. 69, see scedule.
cartilago, see cartillago.
cartillago, uuldpaexhsue uel grost, xix.
59 (Job xv. 13 cartilugo illius quasi laminae
ferrem; Heyse, in note, cartillago). uuld-
] Ben ve
{er ráesetme A den
di
Steinm. 1. 497; Graf 1, 689; Schade 1085;
Schneller 11. 838; Grimm (Gesch. der d.
Spr. 666); Kluge (ang. Leseb. 216" weald-
wenx); Schlutter (Journ. Germ. Phil. 1.
63); Holthausen (Anglia xxr. 239). kn
(=0.H.G. grostita, chrustula; seo Steinm,
1. 507, 19— 25), in another MS. grist=A.S.
grystle, gristle; cf. cartilago, naesgristle,
Gp. O14; cartilage (cartalago), naesgristiae,
Ep. TAS ἃ Ef.! 349, 45 (i.e. nose-gristle).
Carus, nomen hominis qui transportare
dieitur in infernum, zur. 18; cruda,
unlens, xum. 19 (De dio. omnibus
Donati drs grammat. [
Einsidl, in Don., p. 233, 27] ut γαίας
‚den. v. 304] de Charone: Inm senior
Keil's Vol. ıv., p. 374, 32 ut iam senior
&.] sed cruda deo uiridisque senectus).
see Canisius.
uacua, ıx. 2 (Eelesiast. 1. 26
casa solicitudo mentis).
cassae, see cassuae.
cassari, euncnare, xxxrx. 29 (Greg. Dial.
1v. 44 col. 404» ante illum judicis justi
conspectum orationis sune meritum cassari
prestat
, erba [herba] est similis coste,
x ΕΣ (Cant.2). "Together with the glosses
x. 18 & 19, we may perhaps refer to Psalm
xum. 9: myrrha [murra, vers. ant.] et
gutta et casia [eassia, vers. ant.]; coste
for costo, or, perhaps, for a dat. costae,
fem. of costos.—cassia, pigmenta, xix. 46
(Job xum. 14 nomen secundae Ua
eyse, in note, Cassia; Migne, Patr.
xxvi eol, 800» Casia).
cassiam, see casia.
CASSIANO, XXXIV li. ἢ XLVIIT fit.
cassidie [for cassidile], cassidile, cassi-
dili, see de cassidie.
enssu, see cassuae.
cassuae, ruinae, xii, 13 (De Cass.,
Inst. vir. 18 qui innumeros diuersorum
casus ac ruinas experti sunt). If the
Glossary refers to this passage, the above
words are two lemmata without any inter-
pretation, A St Gallen MB, has cassae,
tionis,
ruinae, with which cf. Cassian. Inst. vir.
22 fructus...cassae uoluntatis uitio perdi
disse; ib. rv. 16 casu [al. casu] aliquo.
castella, xvin. 27, see tesbites.
bis) sos see epul,
= bebor, xuvır. 87 denn
c-, beber, Cp. C126; Ep. —; c-, bebir, E^
358, T. Castorius, n deriv. of castor, the
bebor T.
Lefer, beofer &c.), and Oxf. D. (beaver!). Ὁ
castrati, xir. 60, see dromedarig.
castro, see castrum,
castrorum, xir, 42, see uasa castrorum.
castrum, modica ciuitasaltioribus muris,
xvi. 17 (Dan. viri, 9 cum essem in
eastro).
castus [for cantus or cantor?], 1v. 59, see
paaltes,
casus, xxvint. rites ir see also
cassuae,
cataantis, contrarius, xxix, 68 (Verb.
Interpr. . in Matth. xxvi. 50 Ver-
bum, Amice, vel κατὰ ἀντίφρασιν intelli-
EUN Cf. antifrasin (antefrasin),
contrari locutio, Cp. A561; Ep. lAl4;
ἘΠῚ 881, M. Glogger refers
2 Satana i
word, would hardly be corrupted into
eataantis.
cataceeos, doctrine iota 196
|. 1095 cem kary-
cataceaneoe, doctrine,
Hier: cxm col. 7074 Ex-
xxx, 67 [79 τ
stant ejus κατηχήσειε; B:
person idest doctrinarum
tenuit; B: scolam doctrinarum - tenuit;
C: scolam [blank] tenuit).—catacesseun,
doetrinarum, xxx. δά (Cat, Hier, xxxvit
col. 6534 κατηχήσεων magister; B: cate-
ien idest CLA AR
doctrinae,
n2 C185 d oem doctrinae,
INDEX (LATIN) dioc.—dissi. 97
sible that reference is here made not to
Greg. Dial, but to Can. Cone. Constant.
enxv p. 133 (eco above), or Can. Cone.
Carth. ıxxı ad...Ecclesiam in dioecesi
constitutam; or ib. cxvm Ecclesiae in
dioecesi constitutae ; or Deer. Sirieii xv
qui ín tua sunt dioecesi; or Deer. Hil.
p. 251^ in dioecesi sua, On gubernationem,
gubernationibus, see Can. Concil. Const.
‘ochiis idest adiaciens do-
eine or proprium] ui
gum. 18 (Clem. IT vm. in:
Calistratus,
(der), pro stupore pallescere,
xxxv. l4 ( . ὃ fol. 88% IE
quanuis ang
ipee diuidit, xvm. 9 (De Cass
Conl. xxiv. 26, 8[?] fratrum dirimit fa
cultatem contentiosa diuisio).
diriuatur [der-], x. 22, see areola.
diruit, obruit, xxxrv. 38 (De Cass., Inst,
xr. 3 ciuitatem €
dirum, asperum, durum, τι. 48 (Bened.
reg. 2, 52 [16] dirum magistri, pium patris
ERE us den
liseantur, xv. 1,
re Dur Sen dmi] xe αὐ δον
see excidium.
discere, x1v. 2, see eruere.
discernuntur, xin. 7, see discriminalia,
discessum,
discofor[u]m, di portantem, xvi, 6
(Dan., Py rne xv" and Migne
the Cambr. MS. has discoferum.
discophorum, see discaforum.
discordans, see lingua tertia.
H.
ionem san b; 37 [68] testimonin
discretionis ; 10, Hh 1 [17] sine diseretione)
τῷ διμανβοιν, diseretionem, diseretionis,
tio.
Phaeriitur [deser-], xvi. 48, seo ca-
racterismos.
Priya? [deser-], xuıv. 10, see car-
es.
discriminalia, unde discernuntur crines
cerae Aer mere, xin. 7 e
mt, 20 auferet Domin
discrhminanit, dinisit, xxt 8 (Judith x.
3 diseriminavit crinem).
disoum, xvi. 6, see discoforum; xxv, 1,
locis un jut. τῷ Kran.
discunt, sri. 2, see 2
discussio, examinatio, rr. 50 (Bened. reg.
2, 13 [18] facienda erit diseussio ; 87 [133]
timens... fntaram discussionem) ,
dem [desp-], ri, 128, see obsti-
X IAS 30 ΕΣ Tstor.) ine
Gt ie prr pol; rai i
e incisis, xxxv. 229.
ear pem
82, see de entoetromilo.
dispuli [for diseipuli] xxx. 26, see
taunt Dreier [prt praet-
noglegiter [gegen]. 1. 44 (De fme]
INDEX (LATIN) epi.—equit,
Epicurus, see Epicurius.
epimehne, memoria uel preuiarium [br-],
xxx. 73, see epitomen,
epimone, repetitio, xxvm. 73 (Cass.
N „.epimone, Latine
repetitio ; cf. id. oxtamt.1). The additional
explanation of this figura, in Migne's
text col. 1994 “erebra sermonis quae
multa colligit unius nerbi iteratione de-
cursa," is in the Leiden MS. wrongly
under prolemsis (q. v.), xxvm. T5. Bee
also Cass, xir. 1 epimone, αὶ
dicta erebra Seer geminantur.
licit dragma xxvırı siliquas,
xxxi, 22; see dragma.
iph
sriphonema, see epiphonima is ay pt
narratas rebus breuiter cum exclamat
prorumpit, xxvirr. 65 (Cass, Psalm. xxır. 9
epiphonema, id est a....quae p. n. res b. c.
ucelamatione p.). Cf.
id est a. quae p. n. re
episcopi, xxxix. ὅδ,
xit. 1, see presbiteri.
epistelia, see epistilía.
grece quae super capitella
solummarcm Peumnbr d 49 (De Dates N.
e interpretation points to epistylium,
a eross-beam that em on eolamns, the
architrave; but this word does not seem
io occur in the Canones. Could the
original Glossator have extracted epistolia
(Can. Cone. Caleh. xx tit.), and another,
mistaking the word, added the inter:
pretation? See slao epistotio in Can,
. Cf, Eucherii
epistulas, x11. 2, see chorepiscopi, in voc.
presbiteri,
epistylium, see epistilia.
‚us thalami interpre
tatur, xxvii. 86 (Case. Psalm, χιαν Praet.
Epithalamium in! tur 1. £.).
epithoma [epitoma], see epitorta.
epitimitisun, xxıx. PORA HIR:
epitomen, memoria uel breuinrium,
> (Cat. Hier. ıxx col 681» rion
Tertulliani faciens; B: epitomen
Vreuiarium vel memoriam operis
tecallan faciens; C: [blank] op. Ter-
eulliani f.).— memoria uel
preuiarium [for bren-], xxx. 73 (Cat. Hier.
uxxx col 687» Habemus...et ἐπιτομί
ejusdem s in libro uno
[ἀκεφάλῳ, Rich.]; B: Hab...epitomen
105
idest. breuiarium eiusdem operis in libro
iaketalo idest visionis vel memorie dei ; C:
Hab. [blank]einsdem operis libro[bank])
E257, Ef! 358, 31; epome, memoria,
Gp, E283; epit breuiarum, Et.! 858,
ini f toxt pun Dus
Say
Ah reading ο see
dei,
BET apta. adhreclaio, xum DL
(Alia — Ars Phocae, p. 425, 24 note chalybis
dpithona) = epithona, adbreuitio, Cp.
epitorta, adbreuiatio, xuvı. 31, see
epitomen.
suceincte ea que
perstringit, xxvii. 64 (Case. Psalm. xxt.
9 figura... epitrochasmos id est d. r. c. s, en.
quae s. e. d. p.).
"latine confuneto diei
epizeusis, que coniun. r
at ext diea diel et deus dens meus, xzvizz 58
Cam. Psalm. xvi. 12 , quae
tine e. d. [ut est, Glossator's
addition] d. diei....et d. d. m. See also
xxxiv. 24).
epizeuxis, see epizeusis.
equo; onocentaurus asino
es moster [for monstrum? as in
br, MS.], xur 42 (Leni, xxxiv. 14
dwmonia onocentauris; Hey:
re Tem ipi whet ip Se
ern
mixtum, ΩΝ or
eptaticum, septem librorum uel
narium, n. 69 (Bened. reg. 12, Slat .,.non
en , [11] , in note heptati-
cum) =
epul, castor, y per pullux, castor,
zus. 44 (De div. nominibus = Ars
gramm. p. 386, 15 adverbia...iurandi, ut
epyuision
[praee-], xx. 51
in Matth. vt. 11-
stantialem.
raecipuumy, .
equali [aeq-], xxxi, 24, see urbicus.
eques, equester uel equi, xxxv. 243
(Ruf. CER eri
equester, equi, xxxv, 243, see
eti xis we fari x 10 ( 16 (bis),
seo ueredarii ; xxxv, 15, see quadriga.
equitum, xr. 33, see bige.
INDEX (LATIN) ex dia.—exp.
ex diametro, e regione medietas anni,
xxxvir. 85 (Clem. Recognitt. x. 11 aliquis
anuum tuum aspexit ez diametro aut
conjunctus aut in centro). Ol. diametro,
duplici mensura, Cp. D255; ἘΠῚ 355, 02;
Goetz, v1. ALL (ez diametro).
execlesie [for ecclesiae], x. 1, see osculetur.
me.
'exedra, serpens est si occiditur surgent
de eapite eius plures serpentes nisi cicius
cit-] incenditur, xxrr. 1 (Esdras ; Hieron.
Graaf p. xim" licet hydra sibilet ; Heyse,
p. xtvim* licet et excetra sibilet; Migne,
Patr. Lat. xxvii col, 14064 licet et ezcetra.
sibilet, and in note hydra; serpens ; extra
eittara
, see exedre.
exedre, parue domus, v. 10 (Ecel. Stor.);
exedre, scabelli (!] ad cibos uel subselli [1].
xxxv. 61 (De Eus.) τε (Ruf. x1. 28 fol. 18
spatia occupant exhedrae, in ed. 1548;
exhedre, in ed. 1585, p. 356; eredrae,
Cacciari m. p. 102). ΟἹ, exedre, seabelli
ad cibos, Cp. E420; cf. also Cp. E306, 415,
562, and Goetz vır. 411 (aka)
exemerinus[for Chimerinus = χειμερινός],
ac si ex meridie [-die] remotior, xiv. 5;
see arcticos,
exempla, xvi, 26, see paradigma.
exempli, τ, 95, see portentuose.
exempta, uiolenter sublata, 1, 51 (De
Canon. ; Can. Cone. Carth. ıvı exempta
de fasce multarum). Of. exemta, suciata
(for sublata ἢ, Cp. E536; Goetz, vi. 411
(eremptus).
madmas, rr. 66 (Vit. S. Anton.
xxvm col. 1ὅθον zenia; but in note 65,
col. 181 exenia). For madmas (precious
things, ornaments) see Bosw. T. (ma-
dum).
questionum, xxx. 66 (Cat.
. 6854 viginti quinque
ἐξηγήσεων Origenis volumina; B: viginti
4. ggeseon idest questionum 0. v. v
[blank] orig. νὴ τε ezenterion,
quaessionum, Op. E412;
quaestion, Ef," 358, 32.
exequere [=exequi], t. 10, see ad-
mittere.
exequi, see exequere.
exercendi, xun. 24, see uectandi.
exercitationis, xiv. 1, see gymnasium.
exercitu, rr. 14, see per aggerem, and
note t on p. 7.
exercitum [tnum], xır. 42, see uasa ;
xm. 83, see bige.
exercitus, xxi. 1, see in expeditione.
exereituum, xxr. 17, see Adonai. See
also bige equitum ; uasa castrorum.
exertum, sollicitum, xv. 39 (Ezech. rv, 7
expositio
exentession,
109
brachium tuum erit eztentum ; Heyse, in
mote ezertum) = exertum, sollicitam,
E382, The Hebrew has PT) (made
naked). Cf. Wright W. 1. 230, 37, and
Steinm.
642, 50,
exesum, subtilis, xxxv. 230 (De Eus.) +
excessum, cauatum, rv. 108 (Ecel. pra
—(Ruf. xr. 25 fol. 189* simulachrum...a
tergo exesum; Rhenanus! ed. of 1535 has
excisum ; Caccinri, ps. τι. p. 106 exesum,
alias ‚zesum, suptile, comsum-
tu]
exhortatio, see caeleuma.
exiareton [for ἐξαίρετον], xxix. 51, see
een it uel petierit, rt. 70
(Bene. veg! 49, 18 [28] Si.necessitas
loci...ezegerit [and Ὑ] exigerit).
urna,
exin, deinde, xxxv. 297 (Auf. 1. 9 fol,
l1; m. 9 fol, 162%; x, 11 fol 107%
exinde).
exinanitum, x. 6, see unguentum exina-
nitum.
exinde, see exin.
existimant, see celum.
exitialt, mortali, rv, 29 (Ruf. m. 5 fol.
35^ ezitiali quadam manu; ut. 8 fol. 89^
ecitialibus flammis).
exitu, xvr. 15, see ab eritu sermonis ; Xxx.
81, seo prichiezodo.
exit "
x iatare regni, de adalterlo regine, xv
14 (Dan, νι. 4 principes... nerchant
oceasionem ut invenirent ex lateri
i ex latere regni,
i aren regie, Up. E400 ἃ E 109,
exolantes, mundantes a colendo [co-
lando?) dicitur, xxrv. 12 (Math. xxm. 24
duces cieci, excolantes culicem) — ezolantes,
expectaremur, xxxv. 281, see
emur.
INDEX (LATIN) exte.—fab.
inicium [init- iandi,
33.6 (Tobias vi. B eseniora huno piscem;
Heyne, in note, estentera).
in voce n ezintera,
pem (the bowels, Bosw. T.); extentera,
anseot, Ef.! 358, 26.
extentum, see ezertum.
exterminat, xx. 5, see extricat.
exterminatus, x11. 5, see commolitus.
extersum, tv. 111, see mA
extimplo, statim, xxvıtr. 4 (Lib. Anton.
1x eol. 139» corporis dolor. A. deletus
est) — Cp. E499.
extineti, xxvır. 6 and xxvi, 14, see ez-
plosi.
extollatur, see extollit.
extollit, abstrahit, rr. 71 (Bened. reg.
48, 35 nlios extollit [61 distollit ; cf. ibid.
note]; cf. 34, 7 [9] extollatur; 57, 4 [5]
extollitur).
extollitur, see ertollit.
extraneos, xLvur 56, see
extorris,
extorqueretur, xxxv. 107, see eliceretur.
extorrem, see eztorris.
extorres, exules de patria, xxxv. 241,
expulsns quasi exterris, 1.48
(De Canon; Cone. Gangr., Praef, ap.
Migne, Patr. Lat. 1azzım ool 119»
, ex.
traneos, 56 » Inst, v, 38,
1 qui uniuersis facultatibus paternis esset.
calorie ; id. Com, xrn 9, 1 extorrem
exules de patrin, xxxv.
Em m Tc. 8 fol. 151° extorres patria)
Cf. Isid. Etym. x. 86, 87; and extorres,
praeccan, Cp. E515.
extra, τ, 111, see sicera,
extraneos, xivint. 56, see eztores,
extrema, xiv. 6, see conuera.
10, see cardines.
extremi quoque duo septentrionales,
xu1v.98; axem celi ipsiusdnine[dimidians?]
bina hiemisperia per medium orbem serm
sed nullus corporalis intellegitur axis qu:
uirtus diuina egli globum rotans per axem
ineorporeum in orbem speri contorqueat
conmminisgue moliri, xurv. 29 (Alia; de
c@lo?). These two articles are,
in further explanation. twenty-seven
preceding glosses of Ch. xiv.
extremum, x1. 6, see supremum.
extricat, exterminat foras mittit, xx. 5
(Tobias vr. 8 ertricat omne genus daemo-
niorum).
extalit, 1. 60, see ezcessus.
exuberat, rr, 49, see lugoria,
exubie, exuendo, xuvı. 35, see eruuia,
111
exuendo, xuv1. 35, see exubig.
exules, xxxv. 241, see extorres,
m L3 E
exurit, xxvi. see uaporat.
'exuuia, spolia, xxix. 25 (Uerb. Interpr.
Hier. in ne Matth. xxu, 11, 12 vestem
pollutam, id est veteris hominis exuvias)
(Alia= Ars Phocae, p. 428, 8 eruviae; in
mote ezcubiae, erubiae).
exuuiae, see exuuia,
exunias, see ezuuia. »
eyaggences apodoxios, euangelice [-ene]
ee [nie], xxx. 75; euaggences
euangelice [-cae] preparationis
ΓΞ Bere xxx. 76 (Cat, Hier. uxxxt col.
ὐαγγελικῆς᾿Αποδείξεως libri yigini,
[Βύαγ- vj
pr el κενῆς, d e's Gr. text]
ΣΡ, τ }
corum preperationum libri quindi; s
[blank] libri viginti pii] i libri Ep
MEET.
dps ea i
eynum, beneuolus, xxix. 49 (Verb.
Interpr.= Hier. in Matth. v. 25
consentiens, in Graecis seriptum est
Eivoör, quod interpretatur benevolus).
eza, v. 8 [for ἐξαπλᾶ ?], see auo.
H |, BEE ez ca,
'zechiele, see colamina ; obulus.
ee
Sie
MH
see ?
fabricat, xxxv. 271, see cudat,
fabriontis, see theeis.
fabula poetarum est gigantes terram
INDEX (LATIN) hym.—iac.
cani, xxix. 38 (Uerb. Interpr.— Hier. in
Matth. xxi. 38 col. 1754 [quoting Jer.
xir. 8] facta est mihi hereditas mea quasi
Pines hyena) Ξε hyng, n. m. 8. 6... Op.
, and of. Ayna, naectgenge (night-
goer, Bosw. T. niht-yenge), Cp. H130,
has quasi leo lva. Bee
>= y
xxavmr. 15 (Clem. Recognitt, vu. 25 hyae-
nue, quas beluas [belluas, Migne] vocant).
um, laudem, τι. $5 (Benet reg. 11,
18 incipiat abbas ymnum (29 hymnum;
and ymnum, in note], 21 [86] subsequatur
„„.abbas hymnum).
hypallage, idest permutatio quoties in
alium intelleetum uerba que dicta sunt
transferuntur, xvi, 44 (Case Psalm.
5 schema dieitur Aypalage id est p.q.
wqued.ei, oe xxix. 1 hypallage).
. ypallage, uerbum pro uerbo, Cp. Yo;
Ef? 401, 11.
yperbaton, cum suspensus ordo uerb-
orum inferius explicatur, xxvırı. 78 (Cass.
Palin, xxxvi. 10 hyperbaton, c. s. 0. n.i. e.).
ton, idest transcensio, xxvirr. 87
(Cass. Psalm, xtav. 14 hyperbaton, i. t.).
Hyperberetwi, Hyperberetacon, see men-
sis yperberetheus.
hiyperbolen, see per Jiguram y.
hyperthesis, idest superlatio qum ali-
quam rem opinione omnium nota sententia.
nostra exsuperare contendimus, xxvi. 51
(Cass. Psalm. xvu. 12 hyperthesis idest s.c.
8.1.0.0. notam 8.n.€. 6. „And again 1« δ),
hypotheseon, see ypophesii
hypotheticus, idest onlionalis tifiogie-
mus, xxv, 84 (Case. Psalm. xu. 1 hypo-
theticus...id est conditionalis syllogismus ;
idem vir. 5)
hypozeuxis, see ypi
hysopo, in humanen dinem absiathi ef sy
xxv. 15 (Joh. xrx. 39 spongiam pi
aceto, hyssopo; Wordsw. & White Aysopo).
hyssopo, see hysopo.
i for a: liciniosa (for lao-)-—for ae:
tropia (for trophaea)—for e: aduliscentulg
(for adulescentulae); agillo (agello); alli-
gare (alleg-); amatoris (-res); anachorita
(reta); apologiticum (apologet-);
gitis (areopagitam); caticumini prises
meni); cispitem (cesp-); cissura (cess-);
cortix (cortex); cymiteria (coemeteria); de-
cim (decem); difiniciones, difini!
ne urs Ἂς
icalis
125
fios i
itonta Lyset 6
m uec ΣΝ me ὧν
‚prima (-rema) ; et uertix
(x); utile x) or
Azimorum (azym-);
(cyathos) ; i
C ee eat ie
ub d one
ineinctino (hyac-); lira, liricus (lyr-) ; Lidii
Micone, míria (my) omauima
I -)
Saletan (1
ee muc i S
os ts
ar
incinctina [hyaeinthina], xxıx. 10, see
uiola.
Ms pru Mar xv, 45, see
iacincto, idest de pelle iacinetino [hya-
seminal av. 45 (veoh, xxi, 6 vostivos
jacintho
12; ıv. 273, 4; and the present Gi
xxi. ὃ (aeri, haue); see also Aeri inein-
tini, Cp. A356,
INDEX (LATIN) ign.—in ac.
las; ignis, xr. 11, see in aqua ualebat
ignis.
ignis acer, oma, xxxv. 66 (Ruf. mx.
fol. 150° viceribus.,,quae ignis sacer eh
pellantur) = igni sacrum, oman, Op. 127,
For oma, oman, erysipelas, see Bosw. T.
(oman).
ignorari [1], xtvrrr. 35, see ezpertim,
ignoratur, κὰν, 10, see cardines,
ignota, xrx. 37, e weemoth.
ileusun cyrie, pi esto domine,
ax. 63 (Urb. Interpr. Hier. in Matth.
22, 23 Ἱλεώς σοι, Kípie...hoc est pro-
pit is tibi, Domine [propitius esto
Domine, Migne in note ]).
ilex, see
ilice, see cus.
ilicem, see ilir; illoem, xxxv. 90, sce
ad ilicem, sub v. iliz.
ilico, see ilicus.
ilicus, arbor est folia modica habens
fructusque sient glandi modiei, xvi. 4
(Dan., Praef. Hieron, p. xvi^ and Migne
xxvii col, 12934 ut, verbi gratia, di-
camus ab arbore ilice dixisse eum, ilico
[Migne Iuico) pereas) The Glossator
mistook the verb fio, need by Bleroras
to illustrate the false etymology in his
preceding sentence, for the name of the
tree ilice (ilex). The Cambr. MS. has:
Yler, a, e. f. m. h. f, s. glandes modice.
iix, nomen ligni, ry. 3 (Eccles. I
ad ilicem, genus rubri [rubi], xxxv.
(De Eus)=(Ruf. 1. 1 fol. 2 sedenti ad
ilicem Mambrae). In xxxv. 90 the MS.
hus aditicem, which =adilicem genus rubi,
Cp. A184; Ep. 1431 and Ef? 338, 14.
See also ilicus.
ill-, see inl.
illa, xxr. 3; xxm. 39; xxxv. 82; xir,
36,
itlae, in illa parte, xurı. 86; 860 hac.
illam, xxr. 52, see ecacusen.
illico, see ilicus.
illo, xxrv. 13. io usque, illue, xxxv.
262 (Ruf. vr. 15 fol. 105^ Origenem illo
usque orante emitti).
illos, xrv. 3.
illuc, rr. 134, see passim; xxxv. 262,
see illo usque,
illud, xxrr. 11; xxxix. 4.
imaginatio, xxvi1t. 49, see periscema.
imaginatione, xxvrı. 81, see per ener-
giam.
imagines, v. 32, see thoraces.
imb-, see inb.
imitatio, xxvrr. 5, see seina,
imitatorem, 1, 12, see aemulum,
immolat, 1v. 73, see litat,
immolatio, mactatio, 1. 60 (De Cano
Decret. Leon. xi p. 3375 multorum ag-
127
norum occisio illius immolatione finita est;
af. Can, Come. dmeyr. xxt, xxm immo-
lauerunt; immolantes &c.; Isid. Etym.
vt. 19, 31).
imp-, see inp-.
impendiis, see inpendits,
imperator, 1. 39, see ditus.
imperatore, xxxrx, 20, see in mare
adriatico.
imperia, 1, 92, see pragmatica; xxxix.
63, seo per pragmatieam formam.
impingaris, see inpingaris.
pi see inpl-.
impleat, see aptet.
13 io), "M, ne ies as (bis), 42, 48; A
tit., 1, 6, 30 (bis), 36, 37, 40, 41, aie
57-59; xi fit, 9, 7 (bis), 9, 11, 14
15, 99, 30, 36; xv tit., 5, 9 (bis), 11
18 (bis) 33, 43; xvi tit, 25; xvi. us Ti
xv. 3; xix tit., 11, 20, 23, 31, 50 (bis);
xx tit,, xxt tit., 1 (bis), 5 (bis), ge H
19 (quater), 20; xxm. 12 (ter), n
xxn tit., 2, 14 (bis), 17; xxtv tit. 1,
xxv. 3, 5, 8, 13, 15; xxvi tit.; XxvH tit,
98; xxvi tit., 2 big), 25, 38, ‘BB (ter), 98,
40, 44, 47, 68, 70; xxm. 11, 13, 15,
56; xxx ti ind, ἯΙ, 12 (vi); van:
5-8, 12 (bie), 14, 20; xxxv. 26 (bis),
(bis), 41 (ter), 5 73, 116 (bi) 147, 162,
169 (bis), 296 (ter), 250, 2665
xxxvi, 3, 4, 11, e (bis); cars
19; xxxvi. 7. 29; xxxm. 8
(bis), 94, 98, 35, 42, 49, 50, 51 {
4 (bis); xut. 1; xum. 20 (bis),
13,18, 35, 80, 46; xutv. 9, 10 (is) ^as
355, 26 (bis), 27 (ter), 99; xv. 10, 18, 19,
31; xuvı. 18, 14, 24, 27; χων, 28, 89.
in [for hin?], xxxii. 19, see nebel.
in, xxix. 52 (bis; the first to be
toae= voir the second, dittography).
consueti
mercurii,
Nob: ambulantes in uia ubi sepultus
est mercurius lapidem iaetare in aceruum
ipsius unusquisque pro honore eius, vin, 8
(Salam. xxvi. 8 Sicut qui mittit lapidem
In acervum Mere Ms
1n aculeis, in ferris ligno in
infixis et euruis, xxxv. τ (Ruf van 10
fol. 140% in eculeis exigebant; in equuleis,
Careiari p. 488) = in ferreis
ligno. int dE DESI
Cp. 185, 86; Ep. I1E99; Ef. 365, 34.
ad,
INDEX (LATIN) incu.—infen,
incubi, xir. 24, see pilosi.
inonbum, xxxvirr. 38, see satirum.
incubus, see incuba.
incumberis, vim. 3, see ne innataris,
incunabulis, see cunabulum.
incurrit, xxxv. 261, see incessit.
incus, osifelti, xix. 41 (Job xta. 15 mal-
leatoris incus) = incuda, onfilti, Op. I137 ;
see Steinm. 1. 497. 18 besides the above
also yafola, weit, anaboe=0,H.G. ana-
Salz, Mod. G. Amboss; id. 1. 607, 62; 569,
33; Wright W. 141, 3 utes any
426, 31 ineus, onfilte
anfeld, D. aanbeeld. δὲ Bw. Tod
voce anfilt (an anvil).
inousans, accusans, xxxv. 123 (Ruf. 11.
23 fol. 32° quos...contra legem gerere
ineusans).
inde, xvi. 7, 19; xxir. 16; xxvm. 18.
indecentius, inaptius, rr. 47 (De S. Mart.
Stor. —Sulp. Sev. Dial. τι. 8, 3 uirginem
-.indeeenti
Er
indeterien [indigd x e 39, seo plestia,
. 49 (De
Cass,, Inst. xit, 11, Nuper ue
tantam beatitudinem. ,.dono dei miserentis
indeptum).
indeptus, 1. 9, see adeptus.
indicationem, τι, 167, see suggessionem.
indicatur, xxvim. 43, see caracterismos.
indicitur, xxıv. 9, see censum,
indienlum, v. 7, see dorium.
inglunies, τι. 90 (Bened. reg.
39, 18 [22] ut oumquam subripiat monacho
indigeries). For Spei see also plestia.
indignum, n. absurdum.
in diooei, in parrochia [parochia],
xxxm. 54; see diocesim.
indiseiplinatos, xxxrv. 30, see incondítos,
indiseretas, rv. 57, see thesteas.
indolem, ingenium inuentutis, xuvmr,
24 (De Cass., Inst. v. 12, 1 indolem suae
inuentatis ostentet; in note iuuentutis).
Cf. indolem, inuentutem, Cp. 1208; Ep.
12019; Ef.! 366, 52.
induco [for induto], xxx. 29, see capun
periens,
indui, xxıt. 11, see mundum m-.
indumenta, xxxv. 140, see portarum
indumenta.
indumento, 1. 127, see striones.
indutae, see portarum.
indute [-tae], xxxv. 140, see portarum.
induto, see induco.
inebriare, 1, 111, see sicera.
in edito, in excelso, 1v. 25 (Ruf. τι. 23
fol. 31° vt in edito positus appareas om-
nibu
Inetabile, xt, 1, see wiscide,
inequalia [inaeq-], xurv, 20, see anomala,
129
exameron, sex
xxxv. 250 (Ruf. v. 13 fol. 84 in Hezumeron
commentarius). Cf. exameron, vrt dierum.
conputatio, Gp. E522; ezameron, vt di-
erum conputatio, Ef.! 359, 51; Goetz vr.
E wi editiones
i congregate
came nt 11 (Job; Praef. Hieron. p. 3 ER
igne, P.L. xxvm col. 10828 in
pen.
in expeditione, in
exercitus, xxt. 1 "Uudithon. 7 ur
viros in expéditionem; Heyse, in note, in
itione). Ot.
un" ezpeditio, praeparatio,
inextricabiles, inexterminabiles, xxxv.
ie. vr is fo. inectrinie
.—inextricabiles,
languores)
xiv. 8 (De Cass., Inst. τα. 9, 6 pene:
trans inesiricabier Testa
inaccessi (
tredan; be-tredan, &e); cf. Behlutter, in
Journ. Germ. Phil. 1. 62,
infantes, xxxv, BT, ses cunabulum,
4m fastu, in dignitate, vi. 9 (1 Paral
xxvn. ta teret Dok (x fu)
xxr eol. 1554) and a Bern MS, have "in
fastos, di
1n fatores, nomen loci, xiv. 92 (Hier.
xu. 15 omnis lus habitantium in
terra Aegypti in Phatures; xiv, 1 in
terra Phatures).
infausti, see inuastum.
infaustiorem, infeliciorem, xxxv. 189,
see inuastum.
infecti, inti (it), xxxv, 280 (Ruf.
ne: 26 fol. 128* qui...tali doetrina infecti
).
infeliciorem, xxxv. 139, see infaustiorem.
infenso, irato, xxxv. 213 (De Eus.); in-
INDEX (LATIN) inim.—in penn,
inimicus, xxv, 190, tee infectus
iniquas, 11. 178, see
initiate, ordinakam, x22. 18, seo ἐπ:
iciatus.
initiatur, xr. 12, see fulmentatur.
initiatus, see iniciatus.
initio [initium], rr. 116, see materia.
initium, see extentera; materia.
iniuriam, xxxrv. 47, see sugillationem;
65, see infestante.
xxvi. 3, see infestionibus.
in lati, in italia, xxxvi. 17 (Oror. τι, 4,
12 oppida...in Latio).
inlecebris, inlicitis sollitationibus [sol-
licitat-], ı1. 98 (Bened. reg. 1, 24 [84]
gulae inlecebris servientes). Of. inlecebris,
tychtingum, Cp, 1185; i-, tyetinnum
‘instr. pl. of tyhtenfn], allurement, bait),
p. l2A15; ΕΠ) 366, 12. See Bosw. T.
suseitata, xxxıv. 26 (De Cass.,
Inst. xi. 15 anima...cogitationum inlecta
dulcedine
(Verb. Interpr.— Hi
= Hier.
per quas illecti homines ducuntur),
in lecticis, a similitudine lecti
ntur,
xm. 58 (Leai. navi. 20 adducent...fratres
vestros... ín lecticis).
1x Limo ANTONH, XXVII tit,—umno
ISAIE PROPHETE, XIII fil.—LIDRO OFFICI-
onus [=Isidor. de ecei
tit.—trmno Rotanum [= Isi.
matura rerum), xxvi. tit, [On the title
Liber Rotarum, ef. Areval'a ed. of Isi-
dore's Opera, tom. 1. p. 659.]
inlieitis, r1. 93, see inlecebria.
inluminans, rx. 1, see lustrans.
inluminatio, xxvm. à see lustrum,
1n mare adriatico, ab adriano imperatore
qui pensabat hoe mare eum catenis in
profundum, xxxix. 20 (Greg, Dial. mt. 86
ool 304» in mari Adriatico).
in mausilio, in monumento, vin 6
an Paral. xxxv. 24 sepultus in mel).
in metallo, in carcere, xxxv, 205, see
metalla.
inmisit, xm. 4, see inplanauit.
inmites, 1. 16, see barbari.
inmunda, v. 80, and xxxv, 240, "see
spurca,
inmundieia, xxrx. 20, see quisquilia.
inmundis, xt. 14, see reis,
inmunditia, see quisquilia.
inmunes, mundi, uvm. 52 (De Cass.,
Inst. v. 34 si...fuerint a caligine cae-
citatis inmunes).
Be pes xw. 22 (De
torum, Cp. 1142; in ;
Ep. 1JA21; Ef. 300, 18. Cf. :
182, 188; Ep. 14036 ἃ 14E33; ΕΓ
871, 14, 51.
in nablis, in cimbalis [cymb-] que per
| reor Bear 1 (l Para. xv. 16,
constitaerent cantores in organis music-
orum, nablis videlicet, et lyris et cym-
balis). See nablium, nablum in Le
innataris, innataris.
inniti, confisi. So xir. 20 (Isai.
x. 20 inniti su;
ale Fa I eT joan ios
fensus,
inoleuerant, see moluerunt sub v,
oleui
t.
Anoleutt, increuit informatur, 1. 59 (De
Canon.; not found). Of. inolescere, crescere,
Cp. 1321; inolescit, iungit, Cp. 1315.—
moluerunt, manserunt uel senuerunt,
xxxv. 93 (Ruf. 1. 1 fol. 35 si qua...in ipsis
boni semina. ) = ioluerunt,
manserunt, Cp. 1470 & Ef.! 865, 25; io-
luerunt (corr. from ioloerunt], manserunt,
€ 11Ε18,
opine, see inopie.
inopie [-ae], xxx. 68, see ptocheus; seo
also peri pthocheas,
inopinatus, xxvını. 58, Bee paraprosdocia.
pent xiv. 11, see ops,
in ormentum, in ornamentum, xir. 25
Eccles. m 21 in ornamentum. dong:
there is no di here, the gloss
is, perhaps, a correction, not an inter-
pretation, of the lemma, See Eccles.
xxxn. 7 in ornamento wuri. The Cam-
the present
it in uico conpetis [ — compitis],
1. 81;
it, xiva. 8 (De Cass,, Inst,
ἘΠ S seo
in peluem, :
13 (Joh. xur. 5 mittit aquam in pelvim;
Wordsw. & White in peluem, &e.).
inpendiis, rebus, x11. 11 (Eceles. xxr. 9
ES aedificavit domum suam impendiis
Ἢ Τῆς δ AE Mino,
div, Hired Vita 8. Eupen, 14
1 μα «ἃ os
irri ky is or
INDEX (LATIN) instr.—inuit.
x 1119; instites, suedilas, Ep. a
1 366, 2. suithelon (Instr,
suithel — À-S. awepel, nweopol ‘Bote T.), a
ee ga O.H.G. swidel, swithel;
D. swachtel.
instructi, 1. 22, see catieumini.
instructio, xxx. 29, see capun periens.
instructionum, xxx. 93, see ypophesion.
instruitur, xxvır. 20, see menstruum.
instrumenta, peritig utensilia uel ma-
terie [materiae], τι. 88 (Bened. reg., 4 tit.
instrumenta. bonorum peram 50 [76]
instrumenta artis spiritalis; 73, 15 [25]
instrumenta virtutum).
in sublime, idest anticristus [antichr-]
qui quasi feliciter incedit, vızt. 13 (Salam.
xxx. 32 Est qui stultus apparuit post-
quam elevatus m in sublime; οἵ. ib. xxx.
29 Tria sunt q tur et
guarkum quod insedit Jeliciter)
insula, xxiv. 14, sce xxix. 39,
seo proruns; xx. 2, eee Themlıto, 9, 208
Calipso; xxx. 12, seo Coa.
insultaret, xxxv. 110, see insimularet.
integra, 11. 166, see sincera.
integritas, τ, 181, see sinceritas; xxxiv.
intellectum, xxvii. 44, see hypallage,
74, see ironia ; xxx. 90, see ascetron,
intellectus, xxxrv. 29, see theorice.
intellegatur, xxrı. 16, see ueredarii.
Meg EM seo a
tellegi [intelligi], xxvrrr. 57, see figura.
intellegitur, xxiv. 29, see azem.
intelligentie, see ascesi,
intentis, rr, 1, see adtonitis,
intentos, extensos, vr. 24 (Breu. ezuol.?).
inter, xxxı. 24; xxxv. 27
interdicens, see abdicans.
interdum, 1. 4, see alias.
interfeci, see succidi.
nies, zuxv. 159, see confec-
Pria [for interfeci], xvit. 17, see suc-
eidi.
interiecto, xxxv. 27, see puncto,
interior, χα, 22, see forinnadas.
interitum, xxxv. 305, see pessum.
Interocrina, see interorina.
interorina, propter [for proprium] nomen
loci, xxxix. 9 (Greg. Dial. 1. 12 col. 212»
In co etiam loco Interorina vallis dieitur,
quae a multis verbo rustico Interocrina
nominatur).
interpellastis, interpellatis, interpolatis,
see inpolastis.
interponentes, xxr. 20, see labastes.
interpositionem, xxvi. 47, see paren-
thesin.
interpretatio, xxxv. 36, see metafrasin;
133
INTERPRETATIO, XXIX tit, ; INTERPRETATIO
SERMONUM DE REGULIS, md
interpretationem, xxx. 01, seometafrasin.
in! ', xxviri. 60, seo enthimema,
intimare, si 1. 66 (De Canon. ;
Can. Cone. Carth, praef, p. 1425 ad sedem
venerandam., intimare possitis ; id. Lvr,
P. 154 ut... valeat intimare),
intimi, xıx. 56, sce molas.
introitum, rt. 18, see aditum,
intus, xm. 47 and xxm. 12, see urna.
inualidus, xxxrv. 55, see eneruatus.
— —
zi. m. 8 fol, 40 visi Nd
μα arsor
(lak m. fo ὅν τ
[s list, aeiatem tor, liio.
inuenitur, vrrr. 17; xmv. 2, see nitrum;
xv, 31, see salinas,
inueniunt, xxxv. 18, see opperiunt,
inueniuntur, xxrv. 5, see mocum,
10 fol. 155^ Maximinus... Deo atque homi-
nibus inuisus) = inuisus, lath, Cp. 1999 ;
Ef! 307, 20; inuirus, . 1985.
INDEX (LATIN) item—labas.
ua, xv. 86, is perhaps ttle to ch. xv, 92
ITEM ALIA; DE CXLO, xuav tit. [=8. Isi-
dori de natura rerum, cap. xm tit.
(col. 981) De celo].
Trem pe Cassiano, xim tí.—pE DI-
VERSIS NOMINIDUS, XLI fit.—DE RCCLE-
BIABTICA BTORIA, Y lit.—DX NOMINIBUS DI-
VERSIS, XLI fil. —INCIPIUNT UERRA, XL lit.
itenerarium [for itin-], xxx. 72, see
ot
iter, xvi. 7, see Niniue.
iuditium [-eium], xxxrx. 3, see censura.
iugera, xtır. 15, see decem ia
iugeres, gycer unius diei opus aratoris,
xxxv. 75 (Ruf. m. 0 fol 43°
. For
cium; ef. also vn. 12, 18; ας 815 au.
En XLVI, 88, see contiguis.
iugiter, τι, 28, see continuanda.
tium,
xxxv. 277 (Ruf. vit. 25 fol. 120* ad sum-
mum alpium. ).
iumenta, xri, 35, see equus emissarius,
iungebtur, xz. 4, see pangebantur.
*
135
oriens δὲ (Job xxx, 4 radix
> ? XIX. XXX.
juniperorum erat cibus eorum).
iuniperorum, see iuniper.
ΠΗ
E
i
E
p
; Ε
!
i
t
HI
i
ἢ
juxta, xv. 80, see cata mane; xxxv,
242, see ponte moluio,
INDEX (LATIN) laet.—laquear.
60, see lagunculas.
nas lapideum ollo [olla] idest
Sog; xxt. A (Uerbe Interpr
Matth. xxvi. 18 [Pre eio d
ibi quemdam, portant
Ot. Mare. Pam. 15) lao erog, Op.
121; croog, Mp. 18035: EL!
369,1. Porisoy, s small vost
(Germ. Krug; D. kruik) see Bowe d
(crog, croc); see above lagonam.
lambent, see lumbire,
lambruscas, malas Beau 14 (Isai.
v. 2, 4 fecit labruscas). Of. labrusca, arida.
uba, Cp. L51; Goetz, vi. nn labrusca).
Jamia, dea silug dicitur habens pedes
similes eaballi caput et manus totum
corpus pulcre mulieris et uiderunt multi
aliqui manserunt cum ea, xim. 43 (Isai.
xxxiv. 14 ibi cübavit lamia) = lamia, d. s. d.
h. p. s. c. e. manus et t. c. pulchrum simili
eres Cp. L29. The Cambr. MS.:
Lamia d. s. d.h. p. s. c. ea] jut nero et m, et
totum e. pulehrum simile mulieris; it
omits the rest. The Author. Vers. has
acreech-owl.
lamina, see petulum [for petalum].
lampadis, xxix. 14, see lanternis.
Lamuhel, agnomen sulamonis sicnt
ecelesiastes ab actione, vir. 9 (Salam. xxxt.
1 uerba Lamuelis regis; ibid. 46 Lamuel ;
Heyse in both places Lamuhel). The
Author. Vers. bas Lemuel.
lana, xxxix. 51, see byssus; XLI. 24,
seo situs,
lance, mensura, xti. 20 (De nomin.
Ἢ. ' Cf. lancis, mensuratio, Cp. L49 ;
. LSE; ἘΠῚ δὲ, 49,
Bee also lanz.
lancis, xxv. 7, see lanz.
languida, τι. 111, see morbida,
lanio, lacetur, vr. 17 (Brew. exsol. ?). Cf.
lanio, qui lacerat, Op. L17; Ep. 13031;
Et? 369, 10.
lanionibus, qui berbices uel porcos in-
cidunt membratim et uendunt, xxxv. 72
(Ruf. 1x. 10 fol. 157" iubebat...lanionibus
ri). Of. lanioses, qui berbices incidunt,
Cp. 12; ianiones, qui berbices incidunt
wel porcos, Ep. 19A15 ; Ef! 368, 10.
lanista, see lanistra.
lanistra, macellarius in macello carnes
137
dinidit, χων. 19 (Uerba de multis Ars
Phocae, p. 412, 20 hie lanista).
"asa lam, x
a dal
the Glossator May have Bes end n
armis), pores diee oim
latitantem " may refer to this.
lanuginatio, see Jamugo.
lamugo et aluginaiio pene idem est,
squalor lanngo in carne, Xt. 8 (Sap. v, 18
est).
multis=Ars Phocae, p. 412, 2
generis..lamz mors merx..).
Laodes, nomen regine [-nae], xxvur. 15
(Lib. Anton. xuvı col. 159° ille modulatus
ales Ledos petivit amplexus).
lapates, see labastes.
lapide, xxrv. 13, see alabastrum.
Inpiden, xx. 8, see
non
lapide inpolito, ungebatne stane
exciso, xxi. 5 ü "Esdr. v. 8 ad domum
Dei...quie wdificatur lapide impolito; v1.4
de lapidibus impolitis). Ungebatne stane
—ungebéatue stäne, unbeaten stone, in-
strum, see Bonn, T. (ge-beätan ; stan).
xxxiv, 17, see cautes,
onichinos, dunng, vir. 4 (1 Paral.
: ἂι
sinc tria duy, bla Down AVR
see cliutez.
lappa, clite, xv. 36; lappa, clate, xvirr.
2 (Osee, 1x. 6. loppa in tabernaculis eorum;
x. 8 lappa et tribulus ascendet)
ps ibe, ;
SEE
(eh clipae, clifae), the herb clot- (or more
correctly elote-) bur, see Bosw. T. (eláte,
elite) ; Oxf. Diet. (clote).
ipsaces, see labastes.
iagnsazia, oelum foaslom, coelum] ex
INDEX (LATIN) legi,—libra
legione, see legio.
leguminum, omne genus fauorum [ fa-
barum), ni. 106 (Bened. reg. 89, 7 [10] unde
poma aut nascentia leguminum).
95; xxx. 58, se in pulpito;
iter.
Tembo.
Jena [laena], tosein [toga], rr. 101
(Bened. τερ. δῦ, vagum elena et capitales
lina in note [43 lena, laena]. As regards
toscia = toza, cf. Du 0. lage, Angels.
Lesebuch, 85 Aufl., p. 10, who regards
loscía as A.S.=tysee, mantel. It is doubt-
fal, however, whether toscia could be
A.S., as there are no AS. glosses in Ch.
ar, „Bed Sehlatter, in Anglia, avt. p. 801,
who gives further references to
meyer &e.
hnita, xuvm. 84 (Alia =?)
=lendina, hnitu, Op. L127; Ep. 18E5;
XL) 369, 92. Lendina (deriv. from lens,
lendis) a louse's egg, a nit; for hnitu see
Bosw. T. in voce.
lenonibus, conciliatoribus mulierum,
xxxv, 258 (Ruf. vi. 5 fol, 98* eum., Lenoni-
bus traderet). Cf. Lenones, concilintores.
meretricum, Cp. L103; Ep. 13A17; Ef?
2.
lentiscere,
18 (De Cas, Inst. x. 8 lentescere.s0-
lent).
Jentiseo, see lentiscus.
lentiscus, arbor folia modica habens et
fructus sine grana idest muras rubras
urs, zer 5 (Dans Prue. Hieron, p, svi
and! Migne xxvii so a e A lentis)
or mura perhaps
form for morum, a mulberry, Login Mico
The Cambr. MS. has: lentiscus, a. est f.
OL t EM ME Lemons PNE
Ursi is not clear; it may be a
(reg Steinm. 1, 680, 3 ral) or a eorr
S, word. Glogger, on account of εἰ
reading uit in Bern MB. o. 15b]1, suggests
uiri — wir, myrtle,
leo, see arihellio.
lea Vi. 10, see leonine; xt, 89 see
, de leone, vr. 16 (Brew. ezuol, 2).
leonis, xxx. 15, see tigris.
leopardus, ex leone et pardo generatus,
xm. 30 (Job? Not in the Vulg). In
Job iv. ll, we read tigris periit, for
which, according to Hieron. (Comm. in
libr. Job, rv, Migne, Patr. Lat. xxvi
col. 6284) another text (boli μα in Babe
tier) has ** myrmicoleon, id est, formica et
139
leo" Cf. formicaleo uel for-
tetera ly Cp. MOTD
Jeporem, decorem, zt 21 (De Cast
Int Pract. ὃ sermonis in-
Inst. non leporem
NLIS ine Mur) xxv. 107, M
“Nona u moro ei
Igtitia, xrx. 28, see iubilo.
Yous [lens] sia. 27, see destera.
, xv. 48, see ad leuicandum.
leutcandum [for leuigandum], xv. 48;
see ad leuis
leui,
ocius.
Libanus, x. 14; see Amana et libanus,
Liber, xu. 28, see Bachus.
liberales litera, quas seculares homines
ut zen i (nv 18 1,100 εἰ
in liberalibus literis, τι. 5 fol. 20; erudi-
my obs litterarum, vi. 10 fol.
libet, inuidet, xuvru. 39 (De Cass,, Inst.
y. 22 hie, dum liuet [libet, in note], paruu-
dian. se probat)
reg. 7, sion 39» 4 iy oe the libet.
Mi xxxm. 15, see
libra, xxxr. 3, see sextarius; xxumt, 2,
see mina,—Ubra, Lxxir solidos pensat,
xxxi 28 (Euch. De Pond.?).—libra et
pondera
idem sunt, xxxi 7 (De ponder 2,
—Ubra et pondus idem
140 INDEX (LATIN) libram—lio
(Euch. De Pond. ?).—Ubra habet scupulos
[scrup-] couxxum: quod facit dragmas
xcvi, xxxrr. 11 (De ponder. ?).—Ubra uxxır
ERE pi icem st Karten er
7 (De ponder.?).—Ubra xir un xxxi. 4
(De j ‘ponder. ἢ. Of. Blume, 1. 374 sqq. As
ihe MS. has a v above uncins, Glogger
thinks that it may refer to an original
A.8, ynce (an inch), or the O.H.G. unza.
libram, xxarı. 9, see mina.
libras, xxxt. 20, seo taletum, 81, see
seztarius, 32, see seztarius ; xxxi. 16, see
er xxxur. 26, see sertarius.
, xxxıır. 1, see talentum.
p. πὶ 6, see analogium ; xxx. 7, see
bibliotheca.
libris, 1v. 9, see fastibus; xxxv. 102, see
fastibus ; annis, xum tit.
libro, xxvi. 18, see De eodem libro;
xxxi, ^B, see dedragma ; Lrmmo, xim tit.;
xxvi tit. ; xxvi tit. ; xxvm tit.
librorum, m. 18, see biblioteca, 69, see
eptaticum.
libros, xxx. 86, see temoys.
LIBRUM, TV tit.
licant [for ligant], xm, 40, see perpen-
diculum.
licet, quamuis, τι, 103 (Bened.
2 [1] Zicet ipsa natura humana ti
ad misericordiam; ef. 40, 11 [17]; 49,3 2
[1]. For licet see also (r. 111) sicera.
oiniosa, questiosa [for quaestuosa,lucra-
tive, abundant t], rv. 65 ; see laciniosa.
Lids, meam 26 (Hier. xivt. 9 Lydij
va tine)
milig, xuv1, 6 (Alia Art Phocae,
Rr, "As; Tie en lani — lien, milte, Op.
173; lien, multi Ep. 19610; tien, ail;
Et} 869, 27. For miltg, the milt, spleen
(=A.S. milte, 0.H.G. milzi, Germ, Milz)
see Bosw, T. in voce.
i xix. 19, see pedíca.
ligamentum, xr. 14, see loramentum.
ligant, see perpendiculum.
see catinum, 19, seo in peluem.
ligni, rri. 6, see toronicum, 39, see carri-
cibus; 1v. B, See iliz; XLVI. 14, see suber,
16, see liser,
lignis, rri 41, see laquearia; xvi. 21,
ee aggerem ; XIX. 20, see tympanum; xxxv.
73, see codicibus.
ligno, xix. 44, see tede; xxr, 20, see
labastes ; xxxv. 27, see puncto, 41, see in
aculeis ; xxxvi, 19, see tolus.
limum, x xr. 36, see in seris.
lignum in pane, crucem in carne, xiv. 7
(Hierem. xt. 19 mittamus lignum in panem.
egede, which latte
additional suffix),
P. 106 diner obli) |
lineol- (dimin, of linea, a line, thread) is
aie oie alto ver
(instr. MA οἱ Sréd, Sd, a thread) see
hlto(w), prot
eius). Cf, Hieron. in Jer., Migne, P.L.
xxiv col, 756%,
ere
For fil, fl (Fie
man: Feile, D. vijl), a file, see Bosw. T.
mundati, xv. 47 (Ezech. xxt. 15
ladii,..imati ad falgendum),
gladii...limat lum).
limatur,
liment, xvit. 5, see trulla.
liminibus, rv. 82, see codicibus.
a Te relin
For dredum
Ipse Lisl M ENT EOS 46,
lingua, zr. 161, see sarabaite.—lingua.
tertia, discordians [discordans, as in the
Cambr. M84 lingua. nel sixes, χα, 20
cci
lingua see also sicel
zxym. 16, 19 lingua teria);
ingoarum, xvi. 85, see figura sar
pia CADRE Seats TAM RES
Uniamentis, signis, x. 91 (Uerba 2).
linimentis [lineam-], xxxv. 257, see
idest uiride non cocto [I]
or
ng xir, 41 (Eceles, xx. 4 nsque ad eum
qui operitur limo crude. Cambr. MS.:
Lino crudo. Viride necdum cocta ueste).
linteamen, t. 81, see orariun.
linteamina, xxxv. 37, see oraria,
linteolis, see lineolis.
linteum, xxxrx, 14, see sabanum.
lio, xv. 27 [for leo, lion, or the A.S.
‚ ahelter?]; see arihellio.
C Ὡς.
INDEX (LATIN) liq.—lucul.
liquidam, rv. 110, see defecatum.
liquide [-dae], xxxrr. 19, see nebel,
liquidis, xxx. 12, see sata; xxx. 12,
see ephi.
lira, xuvı. 10, see liricen, for liticen?
liram [Iyr-], κιατι. 25, seo liricus.
liricen [?], qui ΓΝ cantat, xv. 10
(Alia Ars Bhocae, p. 415, 4 [^ lim:
Cf, liticen, qui cum litao eanit, = 117
liciter ier qui ‘cum lituo canit, Ep. 1445.
liricus [lyr-], qui per liram [Iyr-] cantat,
zum. 25; see comicus.
ser, genus ligni minut zur, 16 (dtia
ars Phocae, p. 415
, 16 hoe siler, hoc
vit. 25 fol. 126° iterum litat).
litera [literis], xxxv. 184, see liberales 1.
literali [for literalist], xxx. 49, see
grammatica. F
literalis, see grammatica.
aa xxxv. 53, see ludus liter-
teras (litteras) commendaticias (-titias),
see literis commendatitiis.
iie see liberales litera.
literis commendatitiis [sine interpret.],
τι. 102 (Bened. reg. 61, 28 Caveat...abbas,
ne...monachum...suscipint sine consensu
abbatis eius nut littera commendaticias [49
literas conmendaticias, in mote litteris
commendaticiis] ; cf. Edm. Schmidt
literas. commendatitias, literis
lithostrotos, see lithostrotus.
lithostrotus, conpositio lapidum, xxv.
14 (Joh. xrx. 13 in loco qui dicitur Litho-
atrotos ; Wordsw. & White lithostrotus).
, see liricen.
litteras, x11. 1, see presbiteri ; see also
codicibus,
itur inpense lim wel cam, xv. 4
For lim.
Me Eyes
loca, xv. Bl, seo aalinas ; xxxv. 26, see
oethepio, 94, ‚oe solaria, 117, seo darri-
toria; see also diocesis.
loci, xru, 21, see carcamis, 29, see mede;
xiv. 23, seo in fatores ; xv. 23, see Syeres;
xvn LN see apethno; xxx. 7, see biblio-
theca, 26, see diatripas; XXXV. 7, see
141
toparcha, 91, see Mambre; xxxix. 9, see
interorina.
loco, xxvm. 88, see tropus, 76, see
metafora; zum. 84, we situs
'uase ligneo, xxxv. 49 (Ruf. x. 15
fol. 89e brackiais locu delatum). locu.
Jum, portatorium de tabulis, xxv. 4 (Lue.
vir, 14 tetigit loculum).
XXVIII, 33, seo tropus ; xxxv. 156,
see ad stadium, 253, see meandrum.
locus, 1v. 72, see prostipulum; xv. 29,
see thalamus; xxxv, 7, see toparcha,
locuste [-tae], xxxvr. 5, see chantari,
locui , Xv. 40, see oraculum.
locutiones, xxx. 89, see ominas.
logismoi, see pantocranto,
longa, m. 118, see morosa ; xxv. 5, see
scorpiones.
longiores, xu. 40, see cyneris.
longis, xrx. 9, see untialibus.
longum, xxr. 1 5
loq uerbositate, 11. 105 (Bened,
req. 49, 14 (24) de tate).
— uvm. 1, seo eregantur,
retur.
loquitur, xix. 5, see eschematismenos,
38, seo susurrat.
lor, funis, xi. 37 (Eccles. xxx 27
juges. et lorum curvant collum).
xut. 17, see mastigia,
ligamentum, xrt. 14 (Eccles.
xxi. 19 loramentum ligneum).
lordicare, see lurdus.
Loth, x1. 15, see in foribus iusti,
LUCA, XXV tit,
Aucar, ‚nectical sal] zur, 11. (4lia
z4rt Piocae, p. 416, 8 hoe jucar).
lucar, uectigal puplienm, Cp. L306.
luceat, xuau. 50, see Iucus.
lucens, xia. 9, see caleidon.
lucernas, xvir. 16, see infusuria.
lucra, xvu. 74, see emolumenta.
EE ui. BA da
unam I iunculam dedi).
,bebmatuncwam, soe
ain ee xut, 13, see erisolitus,
142
Iucnlentissime, splendissime [splendi-
diss-], xxxv. 163 (Ruf. rv. 25 fol. 69° libros
-..luculentissime conscriptos).
lucunar, camera, xvi, 12 (Alia Ars
Phocue, p. 415, 9 hoo Zacunar). ἐξ
lucus, quod minime luceat, xuur. 50 (De
div. nominibus τε Donati Ars gramm. p. 402,
4 lucus eo quod non luceat).
ludentes, xxxv. 33, see bachantes.
ludi, xxxrx. 60, see alae.
ldor, 1. 1, see aleator.
ludum, 1.'2, see alea; xxxv. 199, see
garrientium.
ludus literarum, scola [schola] parm
lorum legentium, xxzv. 58 (Ruf. x. 82
fol. 175% ludos literarum... patere decernit)
— ludus litterarum, scola legentium, Cp.
litterarum
L971; Ep. 18A11; L, L,
legentium, Et.! 368, 6.
lugoria, exuberat, 1. 49 (De S. Mart.
Stor.— Sulp. Sev. Dial. τι. 10, 4 herbis
fecunda Iuzuriat, foeni in ea fractus exu-
berat). Qy. are there here two lemmata.
without explanations, oris eruberat, which
also appears in the text, meant to be a
gloss to (uxoriat =) loxuriat? cf. eruberat
abundat, Op. DAL; exuberat, exundat,
superfluit, Cp. E498. One MS, has luz-
uriatur.
lumbare, bragas
8 (Hier. xur. l possi
lineum ; also xm. 2, 4, 6, 7 &c. lumbare,
the aceus.).
lumbi, see lumbire.
lumbire [sine interpret.], xix. 13 (Job?).
Perhaps: Job xxxıx. 90 pulli lambent
sanguinem. Or perhaps corrupted for
en see lumbos Job xvi. 14, xxxvi. 3,
amis [for lumbus?], xivi. 5, see
Iinbas, peo rien.
lumen, rt. 40, see deifieum lumen; xuvrm.
15, see iubar.
lumina [for lamina], tv. 34, see petulum.
Tuna, xir, 49, see vasa; xxvm. 20, see
lune, m. 3, see quartane,
lune, x11. 6, see lumulas.
in collo habent
imilitudine lung
diminitiue dicuntur, xn. 6 (Isai, m. 18
auferet Dominns...lunulas). The Cambr.
MS. : lun. q. m. i.c h. d. a. u.a. ad simili-
tndinem lung.
lupam, vr. 11, see catastam.
lupercal, templum panos, xxvir. 11; see
apasalon) xxvn. 7, see Luperci.
—
INDEX (LATIN) lucul.—lut.
lupercalia, ipsa sacra, xxvit. 9; see
lotes lupercales, xxvır. 7
(Lib. Rot.=Isid. Lib. de nat. rer. 1v. 4
'ebruarium...a fas sacris
appellauerunt) = sacerdotes luper-
een ΕΣ Tn ‘See also zer. 9 Laper-
sacra [-lupercalia, paa stor
ἘΣ um ee (e. I em) haerg, p»
p {
133), ἜΝ er explanations of
Luperei. For haerg — nri hearh, a temple,
an idol, see Bosw. T.
lupus, breuis, xuvır. 72 (Alia=?) iine
rers, Op. 1201; 1. buers, Ep. 1887
Ef. 869, 24. For cae ‘wolf-fish or
pike) ses Lewis ἃ 8h. Ws error
o τ, baers see Bosw, T. (bera, bears,
a perch); Oxf. Diet. (bass, aks Skeat
(bass?) ; Kluge, Et. Wrtb. Pap
lurdus, lemphnld, xıvır. 45 (dlia=
ταῖς, lemphalt, Cp. 1296; at
Ep. 18E4; Zurdur, empha Ef
For lurdus (from luridus? oni
ghastly; pntrefied; slow;
Körting, Wörterb. 5750 Ta 0. tarda, and
lordicere (which he ee from the Gr.
dopie, mt supinely). lemp-
lemp-halt, laempi-halt (limping-lame) see
the Oxt. D. timphatt and halt; Bose
(lemp-healt)..
lurica [lor-], xi. 4, see toraz; xwv. 17,
see toraca.
lurida, pox, rr. 57 (not De S. Mart. Stor.
but, like luridam, luo sordidam, xxvur.
105 Lib Anton. x eol M4? Dlieo turidam
note to 539; Schlutter, in Ang!
p. 301, who refers to gepuzsad, Be Dom.
D105, for which see Bosw. T. (bulsiam).
For p and d, ef. E. dim, O. Sax. thimm. —
luridus, pallidus, xxxv. 4 (Ruf. 1. 8 fol,
12% humor liquidus et Zuridus) =luridus,
pallidus, Cp. L273; Ep. 13422; ἘΠῚ 368,
17. For luridus see also lurdus.
luseinia, see ruseinia.
Inseus, xxx. 70, see monaptolmon.
lusor, lussor for lusor, see aleator.
lustrans, cireumiens et inluminans, Tx.
1 (Eelesiast. 1. 6 lustrans universa)
dustrum, inluminatio, xxyır. 13 (Lib, Rot.
=Inid. Lib. de nat. rer. vt. 6 lustrum quin-
quennii tempus est) = Op. L302; Ep.
13E22; ἘΠῚ 369, 40.
luto, xxvrrt. 10, see luridam; xuvim, 69,
see ceno.
ee
suecendere icem naphtha, et stu]
ὌΝ Kr er bu ch
vor ...xAnuarida bundles oí
to have regarded ded malit eaten
ve as in
that could be tinged, besmeared ftungoitor
for tingaitur?) for stimulating the fire
Ct. malleolus, gens us fomenti aput persas,
EMIL ἘΣ 1 m E2370, 52. Cover-
‘wecors.
malua, olus, xu. 11 (Uerba?). Cf.
malua E. mallow}, hoce, cottue uel gearpan
leaf, Cp. M42; malua, cotue uel georomant
lab, Ep. 15432, For hoce, cottue, cotue
zs see Bosw. T. in vr.; for gearpan
δ πον τοῦ ser 11 ben tekichirema.
malum, x11. 33, see de traiectione.
malus, xxvii, 28, see cacodemonus.
malus nauis, caput in arbore nauis a
similitudine milui, xr. 37 (Isai. xxx. 17
relinquamini quasi malus navis).
, see Mambre.
Mambre, homo uel ciuitas, 1v. 4 (Eccl.
Istor.); Mambre, nomen loci, xxxv. 91
1 1 fol. 2" ad ilitem
u ee see Gen.
xiv. 13,
mancipantur, manu capiantur, τ. 70
(De Canon.; Can. Apostt. xvimt quae pub-
licis mancipantur; cf. Can.
Cone. Nic. xv manciparit, xyz mancipntur
‚manciparunt, tradiderunt xx. 1 (Tobias:
Praef. Hieron, p. xm [Migne, Patr. I,
xxix col. 244] librum...quem Hebraei...his
iod hagi memorant, mancipa-
mancipatur, see maneipantur,
mancipium, πων. 23, see uerna.
manducandum, xur. 1, see cucumera-
rium.
manducant, xx1t, 16, see ueredarií.
manducat, vin. see commandit ;
xim, 25, see de radi
mandunt, xxxix. 7, see erueg.
mane, xv. 30 (bis), see cata mane.
manes, mortuorum, xiii. 31 (De
div. nominibus = Donati Ars grammat.
p. 376, 26 semper pluralia, ut mames
Quirites...). Cf. Hildebrand, Glossar. Lat.
p. 205 (manes, dii mortuorum inferi).—
manius, demones [daem-] rv. 104 (Ruf.
vit. 27 fol, 130* Manes quidem). Cf.
manes, dene, Cp. MIO.
mango, comitator equorum, xiv. 30
mall.—manum.
Uerba de multis Ars Phocae, p. 418, 23
mango). Of. quanpo, messin ὅν. E
M48; Ef! 372, 30
Ep. 1507. Qr comilator
x Tareter kom from commutare, to 3
manicas, xt. 4, see torar; xxxrx. 83,
dalmatica,
manichaei, see
manichei For xxxv. 26, see
Oethepia.
manicis xr. 4, Arp =,
manifestare, 11. see non
manifestauerit, rr. 191, see prodiderit.
manifeste, 1. 84, see s péruadere
manipulus, see manticum.
manius, demones [daem-], v. 104; see.
it.
mansionarius, hostiarius qui custodit
edom [aedem], xxxre. B (Greg. Dial, τ. δ
col. 177^ De... mansionai ‘mansionarit
manticum,
(di ==
han
rond ba
=m hon Bos Gp
d
handral beouaes, ἘΠῚ 1372, Tj. ΠΝ
interpretation means a handful of corn or
handful; see Lewis &
manu, 1. 70, see quneipantur 76, see
manumissio ; xvvi. 36, see manubi
manus, see manticum.
‚manubig, a manu Gig facultates zu,
36 (dlia=Ars Phocae, p. 428, 8
nubiae).
manubrias [! for manubria ?], x11. 9, aee
cacabus. B
manubrium, xxxvi. 19, see stiuam; see
also manubrias.
manum, t. 50, see emancipent.
turbam, xxxv. 191 (Ruf. τι. prm Fr
eonquirentes., perditorum puel ma-
yep cogens Me xuvnuL 16
Jas, Inst. xi 18 nec episcopi eui
manus potui ; cf. 1. 1, 5 tradent in manus
gentium [from det, xxr. 11].
manumissio, eo quod manu mitterentur,
1. 76 (De Canon. ; De. Conc. Carth. uxıv
De manumissionibus; xxcu ib., id.).
manumissionibus, see manumissio,
INDEX (LATIN) man. —maur.
manus, xm. 43, see lamia,—manus,
turba, xivit. 16; see manum,
mapalia, see magalia.
mappam, 1. 81, see orarium.
apollo, xxvit. 15 Qua. Lib.
See Goetz, v1. 680, wl
‘Selilutter, t toJ. "Rhys,
Celtic Britain, p. 228; Holder 4
mappas, xxxv, 37, see oraria,
mappula, 11. 112, see matta,
mapula, see matta.
maralium [mor-], xxx. 78, see tropieon.
Manco, xxv tit.
mare, 111. 83, see in sirtim; xr. 18, see
in carcere; xxxvi. 3, see torium, 4,
see sinum; xxxix. 20 (bis), see in mare
mare [for mari], xxxix. 20, see in mare
adriatico.
mari, xur, 8, see saphirus; see also in
mare adriatico.
marinam, vi. 9, see thiticum.
marine, x111. 28, see sirene.
marinus, xix. 8, see murenula,
maris, xii. 17, see nereus.
maritum, zxxvır. 9, see tabulas legat.
marpicus, see marsopicus.
marruca, see maruca.
marsius, see cacomicanus.
marsopicus, uim
m-, fina, Cp. M35;
pina, Ἐξ1 372, 22,
iow) thinks the I
(=Germ, BIN a MEN
Decker. For uina=) πα,
which latter glosses also picus [q.v.] in
Cp., Ep. & Ef.!, and sturfus (Wright W.
49, 2), see Bosw. T. (fina).
martini, rr. 24, seo aacro tegmini.
Martius, xxm. 13, see Nisan; see also
marsopicus.
Manryxr, m tit.
martyrium, modicum oratorium, xxxv.
64 (Ruf. xt. 97 fol. 190 ex uno latere
martyriun, ex altero consurgit ecclesia)
maruca, engl, xiv. 00 (Alia
marruca, snegl, Cp.
Ep. 15498; ‘Bf. —
perhaps, a deriv. of murez, eem
Ran, or for. mures, ihe maurems.-
snap, enegl, wiley alo gloesen oodd.
cuniculus, and limaz, see Bosw. T. (snagel,
megel, a snail).
massa dioceslum [sine interpretat.], 1.
74, see diocesim.
massam, x1, 12, see malagma.
Massica, mons, xiv. 18 (Uerba de mul-
tis= dre Phoeae, p. 427, 24 vina Coa
dicimns et Massica).
xin. 67 (Alia=?)=
. 15495; marpieus,
(vi. 181, mar-
Martius
MIT, martes, sate)
mastigia, lora cum uncis ferreis, xux.
17 (De nomin. div.); mautigia, genus
H.
145
flagellis (1], πα. 48 (De 8. Mart, Stor)=
(Sulp. Sev. Dial. n. 3 p. 188, 94 consumit.
is re )-
ee xum.
27, see frora. ^
ie. materia,
origo [i TUE m. 116 (Bened.
reg. 65, LEX τῇ ordinationis
er: see Bis
materie [materie], m, 88, see instru-
menta.
matertera, xxxv. 46, see thía,
ee rin 29, see chaldei.
mathesis, doctrina astrologiae, xxx
26 (Clem. Recognitt. xx. 12 qui. dresser
mathesis decipiunt; rx. 18 unum
schema Eee Tm. 26 inline
em Episcopo licent rem tituli
matricis Ecclesiae vsurpare...; nec Epi-
scopo liceat matricis Ecclesiae... rem tituli
καὶ vsurpare)
matrimo; see tabulus legat.
matris, xxxv. 96, see Oethepia,
matrix, radix nel uterus, xivi. 98
est gespon, xn 1I (Verb, ee
~~
xy Dict), and hence,
pui noie =the A.B. gespan (see
ae see in mausilio.
mantigia, genus flagellis [I], mm, 43;
Meandrum, nomen montis, rv. 36 (Eecl.
Intor.) = (Ruf. παι. 86 fol, 51* eiuitati, quae
sopra Macandrum —Meandrum,
um, pav (De Eus.) =
locum uel stagni
(Ruf. v. 16 fol. 86° apnd A En qug
est supra ee
xxm. 22 (Verb. ee = Der
mediam, xxxrx, 36, see sez untias; xiav.
Lome 49, liri
xxxix. 49, see colirium.
medicinalis, xm. 57, see saliuncula;
medicinalis, xxr. 10, see obolus medici
nalis,
xtv. 32, see croceis.
medietas, xxxvi. 35, see er diametro,
medio, xxvur. in;
xxxm. B, see in gremio.
meditatio, xxxv, 128, see molitio.
, xxxvi 9, see tabulas legat;
xu, 29, so arem.
medius, rr. 86, see himina ; xxxr. 8, see
emina,
Aral [for maleficis?], xvi. 97, see
Er aee netila
me
melancholia, see basal,
melius, xxxv. 201, see cautere.
mellatum, x. 25, see uinum candidum,
melle, xiv. 5, see placentas.
melodia, modulatio, xev. 10 (Isid,
Ofc. τι. 12, 2 Vox...habens...melodiam
sanciae religioni Ra).
melodiam, see melodia.
INDEX (LATIN) maur.—mer.
L
membra, xxvrr, 81, see ausesis. |
unsere. |
see
xxivmr secundà
Hyperberetei; of. Can. ronan ‘Antioch.
Octobris, ee Hyper-
Isid. Lib. de
nat. rer.
xxxii. 13 (ter), sec metreta, 10, see gomor,
94, EUN xut. 20, see lance. :
mensurae, see artabg.
mensure [-rae], xxx. 12, see ephi, 14,
seo a
mente, 1. 37, see delirantes.
mentis, xvi. 60, see enthimema;
40, bon enlanel; xrrmm. 10, μι MS
goras.
mentitur, xxxv. 139, seo fefellit,
mercatis, xv. 17, see nundinis,
mercedes, xxxvir 43, see nastologis.
merces, sce emulumentum.
mercis [merces], xxix. 17, see emulu-
mercurii, vim. 8, see in aceruo mercurii,
mercurius, vitt. 8, see in aceruo m-.
meretribus [for meretrieibus], 1. 25, see
commessationes.
meridiana,
meridianus, xıav. 14, see Isemerinus.
meridig [-die], xtav. 11, see clima, 15,
see ezemerinus,
INDEX (LATIN) mer. —mil.
merito, iuste, τι. 108 (Bened. reg. T,
47 [16] Docemur..merito nostram non
facere uoluntatem). MES
amerooem, nomen piscis, m. E
Mart. Stor.=Sulp. Ser. Dial. m. 10, 4
immanem Ὁ esohascem, isocem, in
note.” ‘The initial m of the lemma arose,
perhaps, from the final m of immanem).
metabole, idest iteratio unius rei sub
arietate uerborum, zavım. 37 (Cass.
Psalm. v. 2 schema...metabole, idest i. u.
2.8.0.0).
idest translatio cum mutatur
momen aut uerbum ex eo loco in quo pro-
prium est, xxvi. 76 (Cass, Psalm. xxxı. 9
metaphora id est tr.c.m. n.a.u.e.e.l. ubi
proprium est, in eum in quo aut proprium.
deest, aut translatum proprio melius
est). —metaforan, latini per translationem.
dicunt cum rem aliquam sub breui pre-
conio que sit ostendimus, xxvm. 55 (Cass.
Psalm. xvi. 7 species itionis quam
Graeci κατὰ μεταφοράν, dm ipei ἘΝ Oe
a.8.b. nio Deu .).
translatio reram, ΟἹ mai
ἘΝ μοὶ δαδόξον, abe Mio en
57.
metatrastm, interpretationem, xxx. 61
(Cat. Hier. ταν col. 675° seripsit et
in Eeclesiasten brevem; B:
Ber — elafrasin in
36 (Ruf. vn. 25 fol. 1975
scripsit) = metafrasin, "nr owned Op.
M124; ἊΣ 14C11; Ef. 370, 44.
metalla,
(Ruf. 1v. 28 fol. 69* per metalia fratril
relegatis).—per metalla, per diuersas
ferri uel alias, xxxv. 143 (De Eus.) τε (Ruf.
arr. 7 fol. 895 iuuenum...reliquos... vinctos
ad opera Agypti per metalla desiinntos ;
x. 4 fol. 160° per metalla damnauerat).—
in metallo, in carcere, xxxv. 205 (
vini. 14 fol. 142° ín metallo Fanensi; vun.
14 fol. 149* in.. metalla) —in metallo, in
carcere, Cp. 187; Ep. 11E23; ΕΓ 365, 35.
metallo, xxxv. 205, see im metallo sub
v. metalla.
Mom ed ser ee,
meta) see mel
.psychosis], motatio (!)
anime [-mae] [ae] in alterum
hominem, xxix, 56 (Uerb. Interpr. — Hier.
in Matth. xi. 14, 15 quosdam hereticos
qui μετεμψύχωσιν introducunt ; xiv. 1, 2
μετεμψυχώσις (1), and pereprxórenn)
metempsychosis, see metempschosis,
meticuloal, puuidi, 1v. 67 (Ruf. vi. ἫΝ
fol. 119" ad moriendum...meticulosi vide-
rentur).
147
transnominatio ut est
Habitat is opts insidet, zv. 36 (Cam
Psalm, τι. 4 haeo figura Graece
oil by the Q ΤῊΝ water bot
pepe ri I UE:
=metonomia,
mat. D MIN: 7 grece transnominatio,
‘me, grece transnomina, Ef.
$5, 38.
‘metopoea, xxvrr. 34, see
metreta, mensura una pimderem
habent sextarios e mensura autem grece
metrum dicitur unde et metreta dicitur
Notandum uero quod mensura hebraicum
nomen est, xxxmm. 13 (Euch. De
p. 159, 5 metreta una, ut quidam ἃ,
sextarios centum, m. a. Graece METRON
dorem. appear, n.u. 4. m, Hebraeum
ne,
a DE
initatum, xxxv, 47
metropolis, mater
(Ruf. x. 6 fol. 161° lea episcopi).
metropolitani, see
metrum, modium, xxxv. 133 (Ruf. wa. 6
fol. 86* mercati sunt vnum metrum...fru-
menti)=metrum, modium, Cp. M128;
Ep. 14EIL; Ef! 371, 99. For metrum
see also (xxxiii. 18) metreta,
bee Hie 3.
micat, x11. see topation,
Micene, nomen eiuitatis et plurale sient.
Kalendae, xum. 16 (De div. nominibus
Ente pnr Nim
Hycenae; id p. 376
27 pluralia, ut Kalendae EU HEN :
micidus, see preteriola.
mise, xv. 11, see preteriola,
micinos, xv. 43, see puluilios.
mifortis, xxxv. 19, see miherculi,
migdalum, see amictalum.
migma et mixtum, idem est, xm. 39
quies xxx. 24 commistum migma come-
i). Of. eilt rd commixtum, Op. mn
18 .
en or
milia, eg seo filii. faros ; xxxv, 81,
see ΠΡ
milis
, xxxv. 28, see munerum diebus,
71, see calomum; xxxix. 28, see qui in
10—2
INDEX (LATIN) mod.—mon.
modicg [-cae], xxix. 29, see meatus; see
also ilicus.
modico, x. 29, see areola.
modicos, x1, 12, see urna.
modicum, xrv. 9, see in unge; xxv. 1,
see catinum ; xxxv. 64, see martyrium ;
see also quippiam.
(xr. 48) myrtus ; (x1. 10) ualuaa.
modi, xxxrr. 9, see chorus, 10, see
latus, 13, see ephi, 15, seo sata.
modios, xvr. 22, see trinte; xxxr. 1, see
gomor maior, 10, see sextarium, 24, seo
choros, 39, see chatos, 40, see amphora, 41,
see bathos; xxxi. 14, see artabg, 19, sce
nebel,
modis [for modieum?], m. 148, see quip-
modo, xxx. 47, see musica,
Be see musici
modui
odoli, lateria, vr. 19 (Breu. exsol,?),
modulabilis, see musica.
modulatio, xxvi. 10, see melodia.
modulatis, suauiter cantatis, m. 109
(Bened. reg. 11, 4 [5] modolatis [modu-
latis]..sex psalmis; ef. 18, 27 modula-
tione).
modum, xiv. 18, see pedum.
moera, xtıv. 16, see antarticus ; see also
‘moeris; moerorum; moerum; murorum;
ES
moeris, see moerorum, muris.
(=oer ne Eu Eich e ard at
moerum, see moerorum, muris.
Moézel, see Mozel.
molas, intimi dentes, xrx. 56 (Job xxrx.
17 conterebam molas iniqui).
molata (!), xxvr. 1, see commolita.
molestia, 1. 133, see scrupulum; 11. 153,
see scrupolositas,
molestus, xxxv. 263, seo infestus.
moliri, xiv. 29, see axem.
molitio, meditatio mali, xxxv. 18 (Ruf.
1r. 26 fol. 33° nouarum rerum molitionibus).
Of molitionibus, dispositionibus, Op. M288,
which Sehlutter thinks is taken
Orosius, tv. 14, 5, see Arch. f. Lat, ee.
x. 868.
molitionibus, see molitio.
mollescere, see Ientiscere.
molliores, x11, 15, see cementa.
149
molliscere [mollesc-), xxmrv. 18, see
lentiscer:
iv. 5, 5 melancholia dicta,
itll
ed canes, vi 20 (Brew. ezsol.?).
Dracont. 1. 279 Et Tanöos timuit.
pL ; and Napier,
3641, 4745.
, manserunt uel senuerunt,
xxxv. 93, sco inoleuit.
melio, xxxv, 242, ven ponte moli.
x. 15
(Uerba?).
monachi, 11, een
107 (Bened. reg. 1, 2nd De adios
D generi
monoeglum nune; Or
[blank] noneupababant). Cf. monotalmis,
luscis, Cp. M287 (which seems Napier,
2, 142 and 7,995). See also monon.
monarchia, reziminis eulmen uel
ry. 52 (Ruf. 1v. 18 fol. 66%; v. 20
As Pugng, see monarcha (for
monomachia) pugna singularis, Cp. M273,
ubi unius, xxx, 5; see
monasterio, see monasterium.
Ri ee
mono enim apud grecos solum.
11. 189 (Bened. reg. Prol. 103 [135] in
monasterio perseverantes).
monilia, see redimicula,
monita, xxır. 15, see scita.
mono, tr. | see monasterium.
monocerus, unicornis, xx. 82 (Job?.
Cf. Hieron. Comm. im tbr. Job xxxn.
in
loc., versio ant., and also below en
monon, unius, xxx. 84 (Cat. Hier. xovmm
en
INDEX (LATIN) mul.—mur.
mulsum, dulee, xxım. 19 (2 Esdr. vi.
10 comedite pinguia, bibite mulsum).
multa, xxvi. 45, 68, 75, 77; xxxix. 49.
multae, see multg; malagma,
multas, xm. 36, see ín serris.
oantiatn, perousse, xxxv, 181, aes mul.
ilte] x1 see malagma ; xxxix.
50, d ^
multe [multae], xvi. 20, see myrteta,
multhra, celdre, xuvirt. 61 (De Can),
The lemma is not found in Cassianus"
works, but. ee ceoldre, Cp.
M314. As hardly any Cassianus glosses
appear in Cp., the abore 1s, perhaps, one
wrongly arranged among those exce
from . Multhra, muluctra —
Lat. muletra, a milk-pail, and celdre,
in Anglia, xix. ;
xxn 937; Kluge, Altg.
Dial., p. 335 ; Goetz, νι. T4. IH muietra.
t. (v. Keller).
multi, xr. 43, see lamia; xt. 18, sce
hal,
multis, xxix. 67, see sumenumerus ;
MULTIS, XLV tit.
multiuoca, xu, 11, see
multo, xxır, 11, see mundum muliebrem.
multorum, xxx. 6, see monarchia,
multos, xxxix. 7, see erucg.
multum, xxxvir, 19, see ore eamerato ;
xxxix. 19, see freniticus; xuvm. 9, see
ue.
Ycniato; ase poke meine.
mundantes, xxiv. 12, see ezolantes.
mundatam, x. 1, see oseuletur me.
mundate, x1v, 25, see polite,
mundati, xv. 47, see limati.
mundi, xzvitt. 52, see inmunes.
mundiora, x11. 11, see mutatoria,
mundo, xttv. 17, see cous,
mundorum, xxx. 64, see catheron.
mundos, xxxv. 295, see cathanos.
mundum muliebrem, xxi 11 [s m.
3 accipiant mundum muliebrem ; 11. 9 ut
acceleraret mundum muliebrem). For
mundum see also (xtv. 10) cardines.
munerarius
us, munera accipiens,
(Ruf. 1v. 15 fol, 63* acclamabant Philippo
munerario).
151
munerum [sine interpret.], rv. 61 (Ecel.
Istor.; munerum diel prin Mey
militum, xxxv. 28 (De Eus.) - (Ruf. v. 2
fol. 76" Maturus & Sanctus... munerum.
diebus... -statnantor in medio arenae)=
munerum. unerationes militum,
Op. M331; "en. TAE35; ἘΠῚ 371, 58.
Greg, Di praet. p.
3519 Eaclosia lius mumleipil; Deor. Leone
xix p. 288° solitariis municipiis).
muziores zart. Li soe ambiere,
Jurgitas xxx, 221 Aion
xi 19 foL 185^ 2 Teo
Op. M333; Ep. 14836; Far ZU
rca
munuscula, parua don (Bened.
reg. 54, 8 1] eer acci-
muraenulam, see murenula,
muras [for moras?], xvi. 5, see lentiscus,
murem, soricem, xut, 61 (Isai. xvi. 17
comedebant...aborninationem et murem).
mr, uastrang, um, es (De S. Mart,
Stones =Sulp. Sev. Dial, 2 conlo-
quentium murmur S IT & Vit. S.
Mart. 23, 6 murmur... multarum uocum
audiebatur). For uastrung=hwästrung,
Inestrung, à whispering, murmuring, see
Bosw. T.
murmurans, xix. 23, see susurrat.
murmuretur, 11. 24, ‘eee causetur.
murorum [? for meer, nel qui gen.
lur. of moerum=moera, &
6, see antarticus.
murra, see cassia.
murra et aloe, herbe [-bae] sunt, x. 18
(Cant, iv. 14 Vers. ant. Sab. & Vulg.:
INDEX (LATIN) nard.—neot.
idest uel fidelis, xxix. 85 (Uerb.
Be — Hier. in Matth. xxvi. 7 nardum.
pisticam posuit... hoc est, veram et absque
dolo. Cf. nardus, arbor, Op. N19; Ep.
16A37; Ef} 974, 30; nardum irum,
ex xvur herbis conficitur, Cp. N49 ; pisti-
cum nardum, Cp. P405.--nardum, spica
unde faciunt unguenta, x. 9 (Cant. τ᾿ 11
Vers, ant. & Vulg.: nardus men dedit
odorem suum; rv. 18 Vulg.: Cypri cum
1v. 14 ib. nardus et crocus).
nardus, see nardum.
nari, xrx. 81, see rinocerus,
naricornu, xix. 31, see rinocerus,
narratas, xxvi. 65, see epiphonima.
narratio, xxvırı. 26, see paradigma.
narratione, see phraysi.
narrationum, xxx. 54, see et procomian.
nasci, xrri. 25, see de radice.
nascitur, x. 5, see capparis; xxv. B,
see byssus; xumt. 18, see ayrippa; nasci-
tur, xu. 25, see de radice.
Nason, mons, xx. 2 (Tobias τ. 1 supra
Naasson).
nastologis, mercedes que dantur nautis
propter regimen nauis, xxxvirr. 43 (Clem.
Rom, Epist. ad Jacobum, in Migne's
Patr. L. cxxx col. 24° hi qui catechizant
nautologis eonferantur; ibid. col. 25»
Nautologi de mercedibus commoneant).
See Goetz, γι. 798 (s.v. naustologus),
Forcell. (s.v. nautologus).
nati, 1. 95, see portentuose; xt. 5, see
uitulamina ; xxix. 2, see filii. faros
natura, 1. 180, see sexus; x. 11, see
tigna ; xxxvi. 8, see genesim ; xai, 13,
aec aprippa ; xiv, 14, see genium.
naturale, 1, 57, see genuinum.
naturalis, xv. 29, see uligo.
naturalium, xvi. 27, see genthliatici,
naue, xtv. 15, see cacleuma; xv. 11, see
preteriola.
mauem, xrvrr. 28, see saburica,
naues, xvi. 18, see trieres,
naui, xxxix. 50, see sentina.
nauibus, xuint. 21, see centaurus; xiNIL.
5, see corimbis,
, Xv. 9, see tranatra ; xxxvirt, 48,
see nastologis; xxxix. 81, see carabum;
xvm. 21, see centaurus, 22, see forinnadas ;
xLvr. 30, see celor; nants, xim. 37 (bis),
see malus nauís.
naniter, ualde, τ, 78 (De Canon.; Can.
Conc, Carth. it p. E pee
gnauiter peragendas implere)
nauium, see forinnadas,
Naum helcesei, pater ipsius, xvin. 8
(Nahum, 1:1 ber vintonis Nahum Klceset;
leyse, in note, Helcesei).
nausia, x11, 30, see colera,
mecromantia, diuinatio de mortis in-
fantibus, xıx. 48 (Job? not in the Vulg. t).
8. Jerome uses the word twice: Comm.
aiam xxix [ed. of 1538, vol. v. 54°]
significet magorum ver; and
Comm. in Esech, xx (ib. v. 184*] per
mortuo-
necromantias. Of. necromantia,
rum diuinatio, Cp. N83; Ep. 16022;
Ef 374, 52.
negotia, 1. 91, see ptochiis; xxxix. 09,
see per pragmaticam — negotia.
ecclesiastica, actum iom re eius 1.77 (De
Canon. ; Can. Apostt. xx:
Keelesiasticorum euram re habeat;
Can. Conc. Calch. tv Ecclesiastica negotia;
Can. Con. Antioch. xct super... Ecelesias-
MTS ala. ear, ἐσ
negotialis, xix. 45, see pragmaticam,
negotiationes, xxxv, 172, see nundinas.
negotiationum, xxxvrr. 1, see obsoriorum.
negotiis, xxrx. 42, see trapezeta; see
“porn
im, see negotia.
innataris, ne incumberis ne considas,
qub. 3 (Salam. mr. 5 me innitaris pru-
dentiae tune).
Nemias, alio nomine atersatha, xxr.
18 (2 Esdr. vui. 9 Dixit... Nehemias (ipse
es Athersatho) ob Esdras; Heyse, in note,
pra ministri nequam, vr. 18 (Breu.
ezsol.?).
mendatium (-eium], xxv, 35
(Gass. Péaim. ry. 2 qui adhuc idoloram
ut.
Prol col. 204 anne
nanids).
neoteriels, see neotricis.
neotricis, noua fide, m1. 50 (De Martin.
Stor.) ; , xur. 5 (Ez diu.
Sev. Dial. 1. 6, 2 in libris
neotericis [neutericis, in one M8. ]).
INDEX (LATIN) nep.—nom.
nisi, xxır. 16; xxm 1; xxxv, 6.
nisus, see adnisus.
nitas [for finitas 7], t. 10, see ad missas
8.0. missas.
, puncto.
netila, herma, xuvit. ΤΊ (dlia=
hearma, Cp. N60; Ep. li
ἘΠῚ 914, 11. For netila (—nitela, nitella,
a ‘a dormouse), see Lewis &
Sh.; Korting, 6547. For herma, hearma,
netila,
lus, a squirrel (Goetz, vi. 698 meogallus) ;
seo also nitela, δενδροβάτης (id. vr. 740).
neutericis, see neotricis.
neutricis, nouis, xci. 5 (Ex diu. libris),
see neotricis.
nigerrimum, τι. 175, see teterrimum.
nimius, superfluns, rr. 129 (Bened. reg.
41, 8[13] si aestatis forvor nimius fuori ;
64, 80 [60] non sit nimius ot obitinatus
ef; 30, 6 [7] tales, dum... ieiuniis nimiis
tur. As to “ superfluus” of. 61,
18 [22] si superfluus aut vitiosus inventus
fuerit; 36, 6 [8] non superfluitate sua
contristent fratres ; 61, 6 (7] non...super-
fluitate sua perturbat. monasterium),
„Maine trium dierum iter inde ubi in
est unam diem per am-
pres xvm. 7 (Jon, mr. 8 Ninive erat
civitas magna itinere trium dierum [of
three days’ journey]. The gloss “inde...
per ambitum" je, Perhaps with reference
to vers. 4, to be read “inde...
dat” (MS. has per amb’), from thence where
he was cast on the earth he traversed one
‘isan, primus mensis idest martius
xxm. 18 (Esther m. 7, 12; xt. 2 Nisan;
see the quotation under urna).
monia, venir tay se, δὲ μα ἢ
=n-, nacht hraefn, 45; n.
Iran al dint nei, Bp. MR;
eothraebn alii
Kit 874, 6. Noctua, a night-owl; for
nocturnasque, see horas diurnas....
nocturnum, xxix. 38, see hying.
nodis, n. 10, see hispida.
nodo, see see turnodo.
Nou or Nozat, τ, 17), see note $ on
P.
nomen, 1. 111, see sicera; im. 16, seo
reda, 90, see merocem ; 1v. 3, see ili, 17,
seo fadus, 36, see meandrum, 37, see trallis,
93, see angiportos; v. 13, see labris; x. 29,
see Aminab; xii. 94, see Doriz; xim. 16,
see tabehel, 21, see carcamis, 20, see mede;
xrv. 22, see in fatores; xv. 12, see bibli,
15, see Dan, 23, see syeres; xvi. 19, see "
apethno; xvm. 15, see pile; xxi, 3, see
Subal, 4, see arge; xx. 6, see stabur;
xxrv. 18, see alabastrum; xxvi. 15, see
Laodes, 76, see metafora; xxx. 7, See
bibliotheca, 26, see diatripas; xxxi. 18,
see metreta; XXxv. 70, see calonum, 91,
Galerius, 256, see actio, 298, see spiridon;
xxxvn 2, see Armenias; xxxvi, 22, see
INDEX (LATIN) nom, —num,
deucalionem; xxxix. 9, see interorina, 10,
see ausaret; xut, 16, see micene, 18, see
carus, 28, see bachus,—nomen [omitted ?]
see ponte moluio; see also angulin &
nomen tuum, xpistianiam a xpisto
chrismam, x. 5 (Cant. 1. 2 oleum effusum.
momen tuum; the Cambr. MS. Kk, 4. 6
has Christianiam for Xpianiam, and crisma
Tor chrismam).
nomina, xxvi 81, see ausesis; xL.
10, see omonima,
nominantur, i 53, see decani; xx. 8,
see taermg.
nominatur, xv. 35, see teraphin; xxiv.
13, see alabastrum.
nomine, vr. 14, see Dum ; xxn. 13, see
memias; xxvm. 57, see figura; XXVI. 1,
see Iani.
seo sub nominem.
NOMINIBUS, XLI tit. ; UXT tit.
nominum, xxxrv. 20, see catalogum.
nomismo, solidus, xxiv. 11 (Math. xn,
19 ostendite...numisma census; Words. &
White nomisma). See below nummismum,
and ef. nummismum solidum, Cp. N175;
nomisma mynit, ib. N144 and Ep. 1049;
nomysma, munit, Ef) 873, 49; num-
misma, mynet, Napier 61, 32. For mynit,
munit (& coin; O.H.O. munis, munisa,
muneza; Germ. Münze; D. mut, from
the Lat. moneta), see see Bosw. T. (mynet).
non, 1. 91, 118 Den 121 (bis), 123 (bis);
mm, 23 (bis); vin. 19, 30;
αι, 4, 16; xn. 23 (bis),
28; xxx. 10; x1, 16 (bis); xxi, 5; xxıv.
6; xxvm 33, 83; xxxrv. 6, 19 (bis);
xxxv. 194; xxxv. 22; xxxix, 15, 48;
xut. 1; xum. 43, 51; xzvir. 28.
non conpluta, sine pluuia, xv. 7 (Ezech.
xxm. 4 tu es terra immunda, et non com-
pluta in die furoris). Cf. conpluta, plumis
ἴμε Bam repleta, Op. C743 and Ef.
non detegere, non publicare non mani-
festare, 11, 118 (Bened. reg. 46, 12 {8
tegere εἰ
sciant...aliena vulnera mom dei
publicare).
non expedit, non conuenit, τ. 123; see
ezpedit.
nonnos, patres, rt. 119 (Bened. reg. 63,
22 [40] iuniores,..priores suos monnos
vocent).
nonnumquam, 1. 4, see alias.
non obsecundare, non obedire, mr. 23
(De S. Mart. Stor. - Sulp. Sev. Dial, m.
8, 5 uoluntati uestrae non obsecundare
mihi non licet).
non non resistit, xxxıy. 19 (De
Casa. Ina, 31. B non solum non afte.)
non prodicus, non superfluns, rr. 121 ;
seo prodicus.
N142; EL) 873, 44; el. norma,
mensura aequat forma exemplum, Ef.
31, 21.
nos, xiv. 11, 19.
nosira, xxvn. δ], see hyperthesis.
nostra! ine, zum. 38; see
\ [for 51,
„ci“ [for notan xavın. 61, see hyper-
notam see hypert 'hesis,
El see metreta.
nouellam, n:
56 (Ruf. x1. 9 | fol. 182 oliuaram...domini
germinauit nouellam).
nouissimo, vit. 2, see pro octaua.
nouissimus, xxvurr. 25, see Iouis,
nouitatem, see deuterosin.
nouo, xxxv. 254, see de octoade.
nouos, xxxrx. 16, see modernos.
renee 1v. 10, see ogdoade.
ae crimen, m. 117 (Bened.
reg. 9.95, 3 [1] frater qui gravioris eulpae
mora tenetur). Cf. noza, culpa, Cp. N186
and Ef? 314, 11; Ep. —.
nucum, rx, 4, see amictalum.
nuens [for inueniens, or inuentus), xuvi.
62, see nanctus.
nuis, xL. 55, see sis; cestus.
nullam, xxu. 21, see basterna.
nullius, xxx. 4, see anarehius..
sidus, xiv. 29, see azem.
xxx. 46, seo arethimetica.
mumerat, xan. 2, see filii faros.
233 (Ruf, xi. 25 fol. 1895
een alloquio).
numisma, see nomisma; nummismum.
nummi, xxix. 9, see quadrans.
nummis, xxix. 49, seo trapezeta; xxxi.
38, see denarius.
156
nummismum, solid xxıx. 82 (Uerb.
Interpr.— Hier. in Matth. xxu. . 19 osten-
SAU eue numisma REIR TES N175.
nummorum, xxvn. 29, see 'zita.
nummos, xxxvi. 2, see C wolles; num-
mos for numeros? xxxvii. 31, see decano-
rum.
xxix. 42, see trapezeta.
nummus, xxix. B,'see asse; xxi. 6,
stater.
nundinis, mercatis, Op. N174.
nuptiis, xxx. 48, see de monogamia.
agitatus, ri, 28 (S. Mart.
Storia; but not found in Sulp. Sev., and it
is, perhaps, a farther explanation of zi 27
). metabundus mobilis
‚ Inst, xir, 4, 8 insta-
bilis... du secius:
mutaret, dubitaret, xx. 7 (Tobias vi. 11
wn ee a bitatio: 170 (Ruf.
nut ul me, XXXV. fa
v. 2 fol. 76° absque. animi pud,
mntrimentn, τι, TB see fmenta, |
, consiliarius, xxrx, .
dnterpr- Hier. in Matth. xxvn. 91, 58
Joseph iste βουλευτὴς appellatus, id est,
eonsiliarius).
uh versi eran
hermo-
(praep-). i
ria); moloncolia (melancholia) ; ueto-
dt erri eg oe: — an
(Ioxur-);
solaris (-sularis) ; (pru
Partus (rcgi) eni. Tutor ys
colobista (collyb-).—o omitted: myrthece
t mortis,
Eccles. τι, 2 ne festines in tempore
pr is). For dilectiones the Cam.
"bridge MS. has dilectionis, perhaps for
delectionis, a choosing, choice, separation,
or for defectionis, failing, deficiency, ex-
haustion, which would agree more with
ι
INDEX (LATIN) num. —obr.
the lemma. See further Eccles. : in
re vindietae et obductionis 10:
obelis, uirgis, xix. 1 (Job; dev
p. xiv", and Mi, . L. xxvi.
volumina Origenes obelis.,. dini)
olim, iris, AC». ( 038; Ep. 16E32;
Obfürmantes, obicientes omne presagio
uel signo, xur. 21 (De dia mom) n
obices, ern Ἐς xxxv. 216
19 fol. 171° uelut obicis Sigal
tione sublata).
obicientes, x11. 21, see objirmantes,
obicis, see obices.
obliuionem, rr. 65, see ezcussum,
obolos, see sicel.
obolus, xuu siliquas, xxxt. 18 (De
ponder.?}.—obolus pensat siliquas zu sili-
quas tres fit f, xxi. 4 (De ponder. ?),—
bolus b siliquas D xxm, xxxi, 29
a 7)—obulus est sory
ner
chielo siclus autem xx obolus habet, xxxıır.
8 (Euch. De pond. p. 158, 19 obolus e.
ἐπα pap [Mus. MS. scripulum] dimidium
8. tres i. Ezechiele s. a. xx obolos
Tabet), After habet the Brit. Muse MS.
adds: Quod si ad eam rationem ueni
quam ipsi aestimant ponderationem sicli
Uneia esse pondus quod in libris canonicis
non repperis. Ergo obolus habet silicas
"m, et partem quintam siliquae. See also
"Wotke's note, and Blume, 1. 373 sqq.—
Obolus medicinalis 11 siliquas, xxxi. 19
ios ponder.?). For obolus see also (xxxrut.
)) obulus sub v. obolus.
obpositus, xLıv. 7, see poli.
obprobria, xxxv. 125, see probra.
obrizum, ymaeti gold, xm. 54 (Job
xxvm. 15 non dabitur aurum obrizum pro
ea; ib. xxx. 24 obrizo dixi)=obrisum,
smaete gold, Op. 024 ; (ymaeti for) smitti,
«mite, beaten, refined, from smitan, to
boat, strike, see Bosw. T. (smite); Kluge,
Etym. Wrt. (schmeiszen) ; Napier's Ind
(obryzum, obryzus).
INDEX (LATIN) obr.—oep.
obruit, xxxrv. 38, see diruit,
obscene, rv. 58, see oedipia, sub v.
thesteas.
obscurus, sri ὃ, see obligus,
ae mr. 23, see non obsecun-
obsequentes, xxrr. 9, see pedisequas.
iniskenuis, xte. 83. (ub
xxvi. 18 obstetricante manu ejus).
Obsoriorum, negotiationum, xxxv. 1
(S. Aug.?).
obstetricante, see obsetricante.
obstinatus, disperabilis [desp-] nel in-
reuocabilis, 11. 128 (Beued. reg.
non sit nimius et obstinatus).
natus, desperatus, Op. O85; obstinatus,
desperatus, inreuocabilis, Ep. 17A38;
obtentu [sine interpret] 1. 79 (De
Canon. ; Cam. Apostt. vi sub obtentu
religionis ; xr, sub obtentu reli
Conc, Gangr. ıxı tit. Christianitalis ob-
tentu). Cf. obtentu, intuitu, Cp. O18; id.,
Napier, 3915.
obtigit, contigit, vit. 8 (1 Paral. xxvi.
14 EX plaga Septentrionalis).
t, see caleulum.
pierda xxxv. 24, see auspiciis.
obuius, x. 11, see tigna.
Obulus est scrupule dimedium &e.,
xxxmr 8; see obolus.
‘obuncans, obiurgans, xxxv. 214 (Ruf. x.
xi fol. 1705 .obiurgans Timotheum)
obuncans, obiurgans, Op. 025; n»
Jes; ἢ τ n 91. If cendi iue
right lemma, it was, perhaps, ano!
rg we feld. in er
texts, or, perhaps, the mark for trans-
posing the two words was forgotten by
the scribe.
‘occast, XLIY. 37, see ἴδια.
octasum, xxvii. 4, see suprima.
occidentem, xıy. 9, see celum.
occidere, xr1v. 97, see dextera,
occidisti, xvır. 13, see concidiati,
oceiditur, xm. 1, see ezedra.
occulta, xxxv. 36, see oethepia, 227, see
aduta.
occultiorem, 1. 198, see seeretalem.
occultis, xxxv. 26, see oethepia.
occumbere, cadere uel mori, xvıt. 3
(Joel zm. 11 occumbere).
occupare, x11. 81, see auocare,
ochimo, herba est que latine catagoga,
xxxvr. 16 (Clem. Recognitt, vim. 25 de
ocimo). For ochimum, n" also written.
mum, ozymum (=Gr. ὥκιμον, an aro-
ya [5 and ocinum (=Gr,
wor, an herb for fodder, perhaps a kind
of clover) see Lewis & Sh.
ocii, see otii.
157
uelotius [-oius], xiv. 67 (De
om Inst. vi. 8 ocius perueniunt ad
‘ocimo, see ochimo.
ociosus [otiosus], 1. 9, see acidionus,
odeporicon, see sinphosin,
odippo [for Ocdipo] v. 14, see Onäippa,
odon, lineum est in pede, xxxvıt. 8;
odonís uitam.
odonis uitam, mihes nostlun, xxxvi.
7; odon, lineum est in pede, xxxvii. 8
(S. 4ug.)). Odonis does not seem to
occur in Augustine's works; it may —udo,
a sort of felt or fur, and uitam may be
for uittam, a band, which two other
MBS, have (see Steinm. 4. H.G. τι, 41. 4).
mihes=odonis, it would be the gen. of
Era T.); nostlun, dat.
Il. of A. S. nostle, a fillet, band, eri ei
. Qf. O.H.G. musta, Verknii]
nestila, Bandsehleife (Schade).
gards odon, lineum, ep. linisnes M
ine: AS. linen) ‘hestilun, and linifnes
nestilum in the two MSS. quoted by
Steinm. Llc. The two glosses are, per-
haps, a further explanation of caligam,
qv.
Maren see otheporicon, sub v. sin-
in.
a odor, xtvrr. 24, see osma ; see also odor
cyprus, 16, see crocus, 17, see fistola ; xi.
17, see platanus ; zu. 48, V see mprtus, δ,
see saliuncula ; XLvit.
Oder gestorum, ἀολασὶ Quodiio beg:
tismate aceipimus, x. 3 (Cant. 1.2 Vers.
ant, Sab.: odor wnguentorum tuorum;
1.3 Vulg. & Vers. ant, : curremus in odorem.
unguentorum; 1v. 10 odor unguentorum
[Vers. ant. vestimentorum tuorum] tuo-
rum).
Odysseus, see Polideuces.
oe for az: foetontis for Phaethontis,—
for ὁ: foedi for fodi.
obscene dapes carnium infan-
om, rv. BB; see ε az
Oedipo, see
de odi 14
; Oedippa, ippo [Oedipo], v. j see
Oepha, see ephi.
INDEX (LATIN) onoc.—oric.
onocentaurus, x11. 42, see epocen-
taurus.
onorauit [honor-], xxxv. 87, see afleit.
onores [honores], v. 25, see solaria.
onoribus [hon-], 1v. 13, see fascibus.
onychinos, see lapides onichinos.
onychinus, see sardoniz.
opaco, see opago.
opago tempore denso nel estiuo, xvi.
32 (Lib. Rot. — Isid. Lib. de nat. rer. xv. 8
sol...opaco tempore confouet sanos). Of.
acum, aestiuum, Cp. 0209; Ep. 16E34;
(1 875, 47.
opera, xxxvi. 20 (bis), see fidiae. For
opera, see also catastrofon. A
operae pretium, see opere precium.
dare, benigne facere nel con-
eiliare, 1.82 (De Canon. ; Can. Cone, Carth.
uxxrv dare
opere, n. 125, sce magnopere.
opere precium, necessarium, κύνας, 58
(De Cass., Inst. v. 38, 1 Operae pretium
ibi uidelus) =operepretium, necessarium,
Cp. 0182.
Operiremur, expectaremur, xxxv. 281
(Ruf. vn. 96 fol, 12% aduentum illius
operiremur; opper-, Cacciari, p. 441).
operis, x11. 1, see euergetis; xxx. 05, see
erladiocten,
operiunt, conspiciunt, v, 18 (Eccl.
Stor.).—opperiunt; inueniunt repperiunt,
xxxv. 18 (De Eus.)=(? Ruf. v. 15 fol.
61°: Et i i ipsum quidem offendunt
in superioribus quiescentem). Cf. operiunt,
inueniunt, Cp, 0187; Ep, 16E10; ope-
rientes, inueniunt, ἘΠ᾿ 375, 28; operiunt,
expectantes, Ef.! 375, 24.
© philon, xxx. 17; see ho platon.
opifex, xiv. 10, see cardines,
opilauit [obp-, opp-], gigisdae, xuvır. 26
oppilauit, clausit, gegisote, Gp.
see gomor.
opinione, xxvii. 51, see Ayperthesis.
opperiremur, see operiremur.
opperiunt, inueniunt repperiunt, xxxv.
18; see operiunt.
oppilauit, oppillauit, see opilauit.
SE fopin-], xxxmr. 16, see
PP, inpleta, xxxrv. 27 (De Cass.,
Inst, xi. 15 anima...his oppleta simul-
oppositiones, see ypo (sub) tyos (hoo)
&e.
ops, aput antiquos terra dicitur unde
inops inhumatus, xw. 11 (Uerba de multis
Ars Phocae, p. 412, 3 feminini generis
159
.). Of.
ix ops
ἘΠΊ TE en
optio, xxxix. 98; see qui in mumero
opti.
opus, rv. 96, see stomatum; xxxv. 75,
see iugeres,
oraculum, orationem uel locutionem,
xv. 40 (Ezech. xxt. 23 erit quasi consulens
..-oraculum).
uel linteamina, xxxv. 37
(Ruf. vu. 26 fol. 198" oraria moueri...
expectabat) = oraria, linteamina, Cp.
0226. mappam uel linteamen,
—orarium, mappam
1. 81 (De Canon.; Can. Conc. Laod. cxxv
cum orariis; uti orario; oxxvt orarüis,
orario).
orariis, orario, see orarium, sub v.
oraria.
orarium, mappam uel linteamen, 1. 81;
oratoriam, fecnlariam
es: amp (be Bus} ‚Auf. vn. 25
fol. 127 oratoriam...docneras
oratorie,
juentie, 1v. 51 (Eccl. pros (Ruf. ww.
16 fol. 65^ oratoriam docens).
oratorie, eloquentie, rv. 51; see ora-
ge δὰ sos sup
oratorium, xxxv. 64, see
orbem, xuıv. 10, see cardines, 29 (bis),
see azem.
i, xuıv. 10, see cardines.
orbibus, xuıv. 27, see deztera,*
ordei, xxxr. 17, see cercetea ; xxxi, 95,
see siliqua und,
ordeo, yrız. 18, see ptisanas.
ordinationem, xxxix. 29, see Br
ordinatum, x1, 18, see
ordo, 11. 100, see
see hyperbaton, eg, xi.
16, see antes.
ore, xtv. 14, see calati.
ore camerato, multum clamantem a
camera tamen dicitur, xxxvir. 12 Hs. E
"This expression does not seem to oceur in
Aug. Sermons, Foreellini records non
(Cassiod. 1 Hist,
Orestes, see eunuchus.
oriatur, xxr. 3, see Subal.
orichaloum, see auriculum.
INDEX (LATIN) pag.—par.
Stor.); pagus, possessio magna, xut. 19
(De nomin. div.) (Sulp. Sev. Vit. S; Mart.
15, p. 125, 1 in pago Aeduorum). For
in nico" soo Id. bid. 13, 1; 14, 1; Ii.
Dial. m. 8 iji est possessio
ampla, Op. Pi19; pague, i pagus, possessio est
ampla, sed sine aliquo iure unde et pa-
ganos dicimus alienos a iure uel sacris
constitutis, Bf? 318, 31.
,,Dalsestrurom, palaestris, see palestra
™palam, 1. B5, see proseribantur.
Palantipas, pendentibus, x1. 6 (eria.
—pallantibus, apparentibus, xr.
(Uerba?).
palathas, see labastes.
palestrarum, xxxm.
(Greg. [not Dial, but] Reg. Past. tit, E
col. 123. palaestrarum more).—palestris,
Ihctatio, xxxvi. 80 (Clem. Hecognitt rx.
25 Graecos non exerceri
pe
tectis domorum grossa folia babens fullae,
xm. 41 (Isai. xxxrv. 13 Orientur spinae.
et paliurus). For paliurus= raMovpos,
plant, ‘Christ's thorn, see Lewis & Sh.;
Jullae is, perhaps, the same as sin-fulle
(ef. paliurus, sinfulle, Cp. P130 ; palurus,
sinfullae, Ep. 90429 ; palliurus, sinfullae,
Efi 382, 39 and Bosw. T.), which is
explained ag house-leek, TUA
tectorum, which would agree with the
Gloesmiors description. CL. Blelum.
A.H.G. 1, 590, 25; Schlutteı
xxvi. 303; Kluge, A. S. Leseb. 1
pallantibus, apparenti
palantibus,
pallebat, timebat, xxxvır. 18 (S. Aug.?).
pallescere, xxxv. 14, see diriguere.
" rero lus, xxx. 40, see ferrugineus ; XXXV.
, see luridus,
palmarum, x. 21 (bis), see elatg pal-
marum.
palpo,
es ieee donde [dine] wel pastorum,
xiamn, 3; see Themisto.
pannigericis, i
(Bec tor} iu Bp ad Chrom. fol. 1
negyricis tractà
janis lon, zer 59: euius euh Gate
rum actiones, xxx. 60 (Cat, Her. ταν
col. m "Theodorus barre
υρικὸν [Panegyricum, 'apurrías
ἘΣ ΠΣ B: Theo. prof.
Jin gnéarna
bilem eda tionem, Op.
161
‘P23; Ep. 18027; Ef! 879, 16; [on
ristias, gratiarum actiones, Op. E341
Ef. 358, 30.
ayes, pes 10] Jes Tena f di [b liber).
xiv. 7, see lignum in pane.
panegerieum,
see panagericis
hos.
panes, xıv. 3, see worith; xvi. 1, see
; Xxxtx. 43, see duas coronas;
xwv. 10, see gyt.
pangebantur, iungebtur, xr. 4jperiat).
panguitur, pinguitur, vr. 27 (Breu.
cum in); see torta panis
uper
it would seem (1) that St Jerome Kein
περὶ marrox, Ey Tom (2) that
warr- was ed by
θεοῦ; (4) that continentia eo isa
gloss to some such word ns encratia
(= 1.
pantocraton, see pantocranto.
papa [sine interpret.], 1. 99 (De Canon. ;
Can. ra Carth. atts 14 Aurelius
149^ sancte Papa li; ef. also
pp. 3284, 331").
papilio, see animalus.
INDEX (LATIN) part.—pax. 163
(diia; de celo Isl. de nat. rerum, zu. 8
col, 983 Partes autem ejus: chous, azis
(elima ἢ not in text], cardines, convexu,
oli, sidera [hemiepharia in mote]. Of.
the words, printed in italics, with their
explanations, in their respective alpha-
betical places in the present Index. Cf.
the notes in Migne's Vol. uxxxm, col.
983 sqq.
particeps, xxxv. 48, sce compos.
parun, τι. 115, see munuseula,
parue [paruae], v. 10, see ezedre.
pro nihilo habens uel
ducens, 1. 88 (De Canon.; Cam. Conc.
Gangr. ıxıx paruipendens quod geritur;
ef. Can. Cone. Antioch. xo haeo parui-
pendentes; Can. Cone. Caleh. ım Dei...
ministerium paruipendentes
paruipendentes, see paruipendens.
parula, masae, xuyır. 52 (Alia — ?)=p-,
mase, Op. P128; parrula, masae, Ep. 20A13
ἃ ἘΠῚ 382, 23. Parula, parrula, dimin. of
rra (the common or barn owl; or, accord
ing to others, the green spoodpechers or the
Lapwing; see Lewis & Sh.); masar, mate
#.(=A.S. mate, O.H.G. meisa, Germ. Meise;
onse, in tit-mouse); see
Bosw. T. (mdse); Goetz vir. 50 (parra,
parus, alyiaddos); Kluge, Et. Wert,
parum, paruum, xur. 17 (Isai. vır. 18
numquid parum vobis est; xxx. 14 hau-
rintur irm aquae; xix. 6 parum est).—
, paruum, xxxv. 84 (Ruf. x. 30 fol.
Trp parum firmauerim; x. 36 fol. 176"
dicebat se... dolores parum sensisse ; xr. 28
fol. 190° Parum dixerim).
paruulorum, xxxv. 53, see ludus lite-
rarum.
paruulus, see pungios.
Parunm, xr. 17, see parum; xv. 3, see
was transmigrationis; xxxt. 11, see ephi;
xxxv. 84, see parum.
pascant, xxxv. 119, see coalescant.
pascha, see parascheue.
pasche, xxxv. 20, see magni sabbati.
passim, promiseue publice uulgo uel
per omnia, 1. 94 (De Canon.; Can. Conc.
Caleh. xx Olericos... aceusantes Episcopos,
aut Clericos passim; Can. Conc. Carth.
xu1v passim vagando).—passim, hue at-
que illuc uel leuiter, τι. 134 (Bened. reg,
70 tit. Ut non praesumat passim nliquis
caedere). —passim, per omnia, xxxvi. 13
(S. Aug.?).
passio, Bee eo 50, see prathus.
passus, xxxr. 25, see
pastoforia, (πα τεῦ τς nee
1v. 92 (Eccl. Ist.); pastoforie,
[686] domus, xxxv. 62 (De pier
xr, 23 fol. 187^ PENAT RETAR
modica domus, Cp. P79; Ep. 19E8; ἘΠῚ
381, 38.
» modice [modieae] domus,
puitopborn ae pastori
ria, see.
Ὁ Xx. 9, see de cassidie.
pastores, xiv. 18, see pedum.
pastorum, xvm. 3, see Pan; see also
rers
patebant, xxxvz, 1, see Zani porte.
patena, xxr. 7; xxxvitr. 17, see cratera.
pater, rr. 4, see abba, 7, see alleluia ;
xvi, 8, see Naum ; xxxiv. 21, sce atauus ;
xxxvmr. 40, see Peleum; xiu. 28, see
Bachus.
patres, rr. 119, see nonnos.
patria, xxxv. 241, see extorres.
patricius senator, consiliarins, xxxv.
272 (Ruf. vi. 13 fol. 120" uir Romanae
urbis senator, patricius).
pat pantocranto,
paturum, fetor, xvi. 49 (dlia= Ars
Phocae?), "Phe Cp. Gloss (P353) has pedo
wel paturum feotur=Ep. 19C11 & ἘΠῚ
881, 5 pedo uel paturam fetor. This
suggests that fctor stands for fetor, and
=A.S. feoter, feotur, a fetter (see Bosw.
T. in v. feoter), not the Lat. fetor (faet-,
pas ee ss that it
pedo, δ i
may be connected with *pediola (Körting,
Mem, quod Tante Peutsja dicit ὧν [2
rium, qui iur (Du €.);
et. Rörting, 0914; Skeat, Cone. 2j
sub v. ptocheus.
paupertatis, I ee "m
‚uperum, 1. 91, see ptochlis ; xxxıx,
see pilots; xia. 3, κοῦ sidnici.
nagal, Steinm. Althochd. Gl. 1. 640, 5;
lg. mcm
11—2
INDEX (LATIN) REN
pers, xx. 9, see canridis.
peragere, see telopageri
Der aggerem [eine interprot.], τα, 14;
see aggerem,
peragunt, xvi. 81, x Saco
per ambitum, xvi. 7, perhaps for per
ambulabat, see Nineue.
pereunctatio, xvi. 30, see peuris.
pere: xxxy, 161, seo sedat,
percussus, rv. 28, sce muleat
eire see ypo (m [X D jor (hook
Dertit, κατ. 11, sen port
perditi, xxxıx. 38, see claui perditi.
perdix, auis in deserto alter perdit aliter
11 perdix fovit quae non it). On
Jeremiah's story of the partridge, adopted
by the old Lat. : "οἷς Skeat’s
Ji. 88, in Vol. n. p. 297, of his ed. of Piers
Plowman (Oxf. 1886),
perdono, xz. 48, see cedo.
perduellibus, see duellis,
perduellionis, see duellionis.
hragra, xıyır. 64 (Alia= 2)
ial . A729;
p. 2A28
, hragra,
ἃ ἘΠῚ 340, 10. [s . For SO see
Steinm. rv. 185, 42 sq. Ardea (in Virg.
G. τ. 804) a heron; for hragra, hraga
(a heron) see Bosw. T. (hrägra); Kluge,
Etym. Wrtb. (Reiher); Oxf. D. (heron).
inorum, xxxix. 59, see wenodo-
chiorum.
perende [for perendie], ofer tua nest,
xum. 41 (De div. nominibus τε τοί ἢ Donati
Ars gramm.?); ofer, over, ; tua
=twä, two; mest for mect, night=over
two nights, the day after to-morrow; see
Bosw. T. (ofer ; twa; twä-nihte; nihte).
perendie, see perende.
per energiam, que actum rei incorpore
imaginatione representat, xxvirr. 81 (Cass,
Psalm. xxxvi. 37 per energiam quae a.
incorporea i, e tat. See also
; and id, xxxn, 3 energía, id est
inatio, quae actum rei incorporeis
oculis subministrat).
perfecti, xxx. 94, see ortodozon,
pean xxrt. 16, see ueredarü,
ear rem ope serie
ua in magnit exaggerat
éxtendi, xxvi. bec (Cass. Psalm. vi. 7
Sive hoo per figuram hyperbolen potest
accipi, per quam s. a. i. m. e. e.).
perforantes, xxxv. 187, see terebrantes.
per hironiam, per mendatium, xxxv.
130 (1 (Ruf. 11. 18 Tol 3 29° per ironiam). Cf.
hironiam, 'Sorh hosp, Op.
N RR
165
BE hirowium, ui jocum, Ef!
Ὰ or Se vs
au for pe
Cf. Ni t (ver mena
= BU
contextum idest unius sensus,
xxx. 9 (Cat. Hier. vir col. 619" περιόδους
Pauli..inter aj seri] com-
putamus; B: periaois idest responsionem. ἡ
pauli...i, a. 5. δι: C: periodous pauli,..int.
ser. ap. conp.). Cf. de h
eirentus, Cp. P197 , Girenitus
contextus, Ep. Td EO. „317, Al;
periddon, contextum, Op. :
cum, ἘΠῚ 376, LS
periens, xxx. 29, see capun periens.
|, membrano, vi. 15 (Brew.
exiol.).
periodoyn, peri-
peripateticus, see peripatthie.
GP LL C er
einguilen, xxv. 15 (De Kus)- (Hf.
Su. 30 fol, 122° effecti sant
a .
[idaa. Combe. S. erae er E
de argent). ÖL perscelider, rmillas in
Cp. abs? Ep. 19E11; Ef. 381,
periscelides, see perisce ‘periscelidas.
periscema icon, que latini dicitur imagi-
. Psalm, xvt. 9 Per
zoes theoricas, idest de hae
contemplatiua, xxx. 13 (Cat. Hier.
xr col. 6294; see iereticos) = de
periotenyon, d. Bt,
"chS pertahon. dU Rr u. E!
Je.
permutations trapezita.
Parma, fool, zum, 18 (πα τ = perna,
fice, Op. P380; Bp. 1904 ἃ 30410 (p.
For fice’, fice
pernicies, malitia uel uelocitas.
pernix, uelox, xıvı. 29 (4lia- Ars
Phocae, p. 491, 10 hic et hace et hoe
Ef. 381, 34.
abhominatus, vr. 26 (Brew.
exsol.? Ut melius
cart Juvencus rm. 481)
perpen, iac oues.
qua e EE EET Bel is
INDEX (LATIN) peri.—pes.
prae--
2 on
Rare! Lon un see epibatia,
pessimos darent, circumdarent, 1v.
(Ecel. Ist.); pessum, interitum, xxxv. 305
(De Eus.) — (Ruf. tv. 7 fol. 56* fidelium...si
quos... Il, pessundarent).
haeca haca, of Cp, Ep. & Et).
Glossae Nominum (Goetz, τι. 589, 23) have
INDEX (LATIN) pess.—phil.
'ssulum, lesera, elauus ligneus paruus.
original gloss may have been pessulum
[pessu]le, sera &c.; or an O.H.G.
or AS. reogol may have become corru|
for torturing (see
Verdam, ladere), as Engl. does not drop
din this way. It is, perhaps, related to
prov. E. lar, or larra, a bar (see Engl.
Dial. Die), and may be a synon. of
haeca, haca (D. hek), which seem to have
meant a. hatch, grating, a gate of lattice-
work; a hook, bolt or bar. Cl. also tho
Gr. πάσσαλος, a peg, and a gag.—}
quo eluditur cornu [an oil-cruet], 1. 19
(De S. Mart. Stor.— Sulp. Sev. Dial, i.
3,4 obdendi pessuli, quo claudi diligentius
seruanda consuerunt, in uitro illo spatium.
non fuisse; cf. Id. Epist. τ, 12 cum pes-
pessum, eem xxxv. 305; see pes-
simos darent.
pessundarent, see pessimos darent,
petalum, in quo scriptum est nomen
dei uel tetragrammaton, xxxv. 147 (De
Eus.); petulum, lumina [for lamina] aurea,
1v. 84 (Keel. Ist.) - (Ruf. mt. 81 fol. τῇ
pont πέταλον gestans; of. id. v. 94
fol. 90° pontificale πέταλον gessit) peta-
lum, lamina aurea in fronte in qua serip-
tum nomen dei (domini, Ep.) tetragram-
maton, Op. P240; Ep. 3s ἘΠῚ 379, 36.
petigo, teirafa, xxxv. Τά (Ruf.?).
solitus Ὁ ἀρ τῶ M M MD
appears in the Glossary, petigo might be
looked for in Ch. rx., or in the first two
Chapters of Rufinus' work, But it does not
seem to oceur there, nor im-(in-)petigo ;
and as it is written in the MS. with a
small p, it is perhaps a further explana-
tion of ignis sacer (Ruf. Tx. 8 fol. 150%
er of ἐμεῖο or prurigo (Rf. B fl, 12
. Gl. (I 7! inpetigo, teter ;
Ss gatio. ters Le
as ie, therefore fie, which a St Gallen MB.
(Steinm. τι, 597, 17 petigo, tetrafic) has,
iles.
Teira would be good Latin and make, with
petigo, a suitable gloss aciei: nius
various readings above, ...idest
derda in another MS. [tama 9),
Point o the A.B. take), etr, a entansons
167
„Petr, χα, 12, see colours zur. 40
see perpendiculum ; xiv. 9, see in unge,
18, see sinopide ; xxxıv. scopuli
xxxv. 219, see commenta.
petrae, see calculus; cementa.
petre [-rae], x11, 15, see cementa,
Detain, lomios [orla ure, m. 94
lumina aurea, IV.
(Ecel. Ist.), see en
peusis, percunctatio ubi et interrogatio
fit et responsio, xxvi. 86 (Cass. Psalm.
αν. 6 Latine... pereunetatio
. peusis,
ἃ. 6. if en; again vim. 6; οἵ, also
xivm., 5).
ph for f: (profana).—for p:
ephichirema (espe (pig);
ἐδ τ τα τς zie
aleras, sec falleras, —
1 seriptura diuersa.
qug propert [for propter] infirmos haben-
tur, xxxix. it (hot. Greg. Dial, but) =
ee Cone. Laod. cxxxix facere phylac-
"m ΠΣ phylacteriis ml oa Di. tit.).
e A carmina uel x lee
hilacteri
D PM |, 29 ἃ Ef? 521,1 n
philo, xxx. Wes "seo ho pies
Philocain, aun. 95
(dlia=?). "Nelther the lemma nor the
scopon are clear, The nearest
approach to philocain is the Gr. φιλό-
καινον, a love of novelty or innovation.
Kluge L
philona, philonem, e 15, see ho
P'philophie [or phüophiliaer
ER oe philophiliae?], 1v. 44,
Grp Ardenne e
10, see cardines.
philoso
uerbi.
xx col. 639^ apud philo-
ilosophos; Ο: spud phil
. Of. ^
amatores, Op. F160; Ie ries
- INDEX (LATIN) pit.—poli 169
xxvi col, 1292» cum me in linguae hujus
pistrinum reclusissem).
pitatiola, membranula, xxix. 30 (Uerb.
Interpr.— Hier. in Matth. xxm. 6 col.
168° pictatiola illa Decalogi, phylacteria
vocabant).
pitoleis, dispensatio pauperum, xxxix.
58; see ptochiis, sub v. ptocheus.
pituita, see sicunia.
pix, xıv. 6, see resina.
placationem, x1t. 7, see
pl dulces Tante de de reais et
oleo uel adipe et melle, xiv. 5 (Hier. vit.
18 ut faciant placentas reginae; xutv. 19
fecimus ei placentas).
placita, xiv. 23, see rata.
Placorem, placationem, x1. 7 (Eccles,
1v. 13 qui vigilaverint ad illam, complec-
tentur placorem eius; xxxix. 23 placor).
—placoris, uoluntatis, vi. 99 (Breu,
exsol. ἢ.
plamatio [for plasmatio], xxıx. 26, see
protoplaatrum.
plandus [for Dlandus?], m. 93, see
adolatur.
plane, sane, certe, 1. 132 Lens reg.
13, 20 [82] plane ngenda matutina; 44,
12 ita plane; in note sane ; um plane in
mote; in text sane]. For plane see also
(t. 86) prorsus ; (xv1t. 9) asolatis.
forma, xxxv. 969 (Ruf. vi. 38
fol. 115^ uelut nonum berries 1. 11 fol.
13" confecta plasmate).—
tara [factura ?] uel ars, ταν 27 (Cat. Bir,
xxiv col, 643 de plasmate librum; texts
B and C idem).
plasmate, see de piasma sub v. plasma.
plasmatio, see protoplastrum.
Plasmatione, xxxv. 164, see de figmento.
figulus, xr. 49 (Isai, xri. 25
plastes coneuleans humum; xiv. 11, 18
plastes ; xiav. 9 plastae idoli...nihil sunt).
platanus, arbor est boni odoris, xm. 17
(Eccles. xtv. 19).
platessa, platisa, see platissu.
platissu, fole, xuvir. 9 (Alia =?) =platisa,
fos, ἘΠῚ 889, 19. Levis d Shi Mate,
loe, is l Ἃ
la Bom.
plat , platon, xy. 14; platona, xxx.
18° pletoneo) xix. 167 see ho platon.—
Platonis ideas, idest. species, xuir. 25 (Ex
div. libris Vita S. Eugen. 3, Migne Lxxur
col. oe m Platonis. Ei
species, tonís ideas, i
shecies, Eb. 20A20; EL! 389, 80,
in similitudinem arce rotas
habens intus et ipse dentes hnbent quasi
rostra dicitur in quibus frangent spicas,
xut. 47 (Isai. xta, 15 plaustrum triturans)
=PL. in similitudine areae r.h.i. et ipsae
eat teen Ὅν δῖαν, ie
nt] 8. ἢ
S. with Cp. but omits all
o fach Jub. Y. 18
[oec d 10 (plaustro) ; xsvir. 97,
xxm.
Plestia, abundantia uel indegeries [in-
dig. xri. 89 (Bei. xxxvr. 88 aviditas
ropinquabit usque ad choleram).
AM Payne recon, ih ποίων the es
fia [asperis] for aviditas. Cambrs
S.: Plestia, habundantia siue indigerics.
plexi, see plezus,
plexus, truncatus, ıv. 15 t ng
[E Bee) sunt; cf. ib. vi. 2
fol, 94'
, ἈΠ sunt ile [-Ilae] in cauda.
tauri, xuiv. 22 (Alia; de celo—Isid. de
nat, rerum xxv. 1 col. 9904 fanoting from
plumacios, see puluillos.
plumatios [for plumacioe], xv. 43, see
puluillos,
plurimorum, 1. 188, see coenobium,
pluto, xxxvitt. 39, see Aides.
pluuia, xr. 11, see in aqua... ; xv. 7, see
parte
punica, xr. 14 (Sap. xvut. 24 in veste
, Perarum, x1, 51,see fabula; xum. 23,
NONE ey τ n UN:
polenta,
farina subtilissima, xxt. 15
(Judith X. 5 imposui.abre sues.
+
INDEX (LATIN) prep.—prin.
Bg eels x11 1, see in expeditione;
pA deh cies ae [praep-], xxx. 76,
see eyaggences
prepes, uis, xuvı. 19 seria Phocae,
p. 417, 23 hic et haec praepes
prepositure ehe πὶ 168, see
wilicationis
prepositus [praep-], τι. 189, segrelatuss
xxxix. 28, see qui in numero.
prerogatiua, priuilegium, | "xxxv.
prerogatiua, excellentia, xvm. 19 (Di
Cass., Inst. vin. 1,2 natalium praerogatiua;
xm. 4, 1 uirtutem, tantae potentiae prae-
rogatiua decoratam).
presagio, xu. 21, see objirmantes.
sine interpret, ) 11. 130 (Bened.
ordinare; 63,
presbyteros indicauerunt).— pres-
biteri qui a sand fn agris e dare non
poseunt Ad solos tantum uieinos episcopos.
litteras distinabunt, xr. 1; Chorepiscopi
qui sunt inreprehensibiles dare possunt
ificas idest generales epistulas, xur. 2
(De nom. diuersis Can, Conc. Antioch.
xxcvi p. 120» Presbyteri, qui 5. i. a.
canonicas epistolas d. n. p.
literas destinabunt. ΟἹ
4. κ i.d. a presbitera,
uxor presi iteri [- -byteri] mash babuit ante
Cone. Laod. xiv tit. Non congruere pres-
bytesaa.... i.
presbitera, uxor presbiteri &c., xxxix.
22; presbiteras, uxores presbiterorum,
&e., τ᾿ 104; see presbiter,
ne presbiteri [-byteri], xxxrx. 22, seo pres-
iter.
presbiterorum [presby] t. 104, see
Patient: in v, presbite.
presbyteram, presbyteras, presbyteri,
presbyterorum, see presbiter.
presbyteros, presbyterum, see presbiter,
[praes-], xxxv. 282, see ducen-
narium.
presidens [praes-], 1. 87, see presul.
presides 1. 40, ce defensores.
Prestanda [praest-] x. ET see adhibenda.
Poire is: [praest-], rr. 22, see aecommo-
arcs custodia, rv. 31 (Ruf. mr. 6
fol. 86” per stationes hostium).
prestigium [praest-] v. ὌΝ see paredum.
173
Mn uel presidens [praesidens]
uel defensor, 1, 87 (De Canon. ; Eee
Praef, p. 101 sancti praesules..muni-
suos [refers, to remigantes of
xv. v Peste gie yr età
toriola). For micina the Cambr. MS.
uicina; but in xv. 43 occurs mieinos ;
= mieidus,
muncula in naue, Cp. P665 ; praetoriala,
a. ay Rp, 1841 Ui praetoria ἃ, ἔν πον
"yin. see tabulas legat
pretore, pretorio race): xxxv. 293, see
ex pretore.
pretorium, domus i
18 (Math. xxvii. 27 milites.
Jesum in
vr. 126 (praetori:
aA as [for breu-], xxx. 73, see
epimehne.
preuidere [praeu-], xır. 42, see uasa,
Bees pee for puti (q.v.
, xtv. 8 (Uerba de
poa Py T
prine, Er, 0 me pretoplstrom,
primaeuo, see a primeuo.
dioceseos [sine interpret.], 1.
93 (De Canon.; Cam, Cone. Oaleh. ταὶ
petat Primatem diaceseos; xvi apud
primicerius,
Primeras ERAT. 1, 1. 108.
Canon. ; ΑἹ BR
vat eol T eer). Cf. Isid. Epp.
1
8, see satrapa ;
see euimarsus; xxxv. 7, see
fl
nc
P LE -
—
-
,
mm...
* c.
» oc t
-—
— -
--- — -
-
-
—
«- -- -..
-
^ --
— -
- -
“es
»^*
mean
— = +o -—
nn -
- -— OEE - -
παν nn Bau —
— .-
-—
ne
- κα —
-~ el —
. - - - — À
T - -—
--..» :
--- - = b
iamen,
. 7-7 - — Pots
—
a. wen . -
. - aaa =
M 0c en .
- -- _.
- «.--
INDEX (LATIN) stat.—stor. 197
tione, xxxıv. 39 (De Cass.
Angelorum statione).
ex. .
prestatio [for per sta-
stationes, see
tiones].
statuunt, xxxv. 179, see horas diurnas.
stellas, xut. 8, see saphirus, 18, see críso-
litus, 16, see cypressus.
stelle [-Ilae], xtav. 22, see pliadg.
stellis, xrx. 2, see asteriscis.
Stephanus, coronatus, xxxv. 106 (Ruf.
πὶ 1 fol. 18" Stephanus...lapidatur ab his,
qui et dominum ocsidérant, per quod οἱ
nominis sui στεφάνω [for στεφάνῳ] donatur
i Car ;
sternatione, xxx. 35, see uarietas stro-
mactis.
sternent, see stratores.
sternentem [for sternent eum; see the
Tc sub v. stratores], allidentem, xiv.
sternutatio, nor, xix. 65 (Job xu. 9
sternutatio eius splendor ignis) =sternu-
tatio, fnora, Cp. S521; Ep. 23013 ;
sternutatio, huora [for Amora], Ef.
389, 14; for nor (for hmor), see Kluge,
Et. Wort. der d. Sprache (Niesen) ; id.
Ang. Leseb. (hnor) ; Steinm, Alth, Gl. 1.
497, 17 ἃ 26 sternutatio, nor, nur, hynona ;
Wright W. (index, sub vv.) sternutatío,
nora, fneosung ; Bosw. T. (fnora, fneö-
sung). *hnor, *hnora, are from an unre-
corded A.8. strong verb *hnzosan (equiva-
lent to Norse hnjósa), n parallel imitative
form of ‚nöosan (whence fnora &e.), Mod.
E. more; see Skeat, Conc. Diet. (neese,
“u
Stharbuzanai, Stharbuzannai, see Sta-
burnazannai,
stibia, xxxv. 43, see stibiis.
stibiis, coloribus stibia erba de quo
faciunt, xxxv, 42 (Ruf. v. 18 fol, 88% atibiis.
tingitur).
stibulationem (ad), xt. 8, for adstipula-
tionem (2), see ad infirmationem (for ad.
firmationem ἢ).
sticulus, gacuo, xuvır. 65 (dlia = ἢ.
‘There is nothing resembling this gloss in
the Cp. Glossary, nor in Ep. ἘΠῚ The
lemma looks like a dim. of sticus recorded
by Du C. But this means a fish, perh.
the tinca, whereas sticulus appears in
resent Glossary among a group of birds.
haps sti- is a corruption for cu- the
cuckoo, ef. euculus, gaec, Op. 0949; Ep.—;
cuculus, gge, Ef." 353, 50, but gie, gede
(euckoo, gawk, see Bosw. T.) has no final
stipendiis, quae mie d dantur, τ. 11:
(De Canon. ; Can. Apost. xui nec miles
stipendiis propriis contra hostes arma
sustulit; Decret. Zosimi 1, p. 211* diuinis
stipendiis eruditus). Of. stipendia, munera,
Op. S491.
cexxxvi p. 173* sub fidei adstipulatione ;
of Steinm, 4,1.G. n. 117, 44). -etipula-
tionis, promissionis, xiv. lierem.
ing). —adstipulatio,
[De Eus.)
29 (De Eu»-Cp. A174; Ep. lAI9)
adstipulatione, adiutorio, m. 38 (eel.
Ist.) — (Ruf. m. 8 fol. 94^ veterum. ad-
stipulatione ürmabimus; id. m. 24 fol.
adstipulatione diuing virtutis indigent).
—adstipulatione, congregatione, xxxix,
70 (not Greg. Dial, but Can. Cone.
Carth., praef, pp. 142", 144", seo above
i
, desertator, 1, 156
reg. 81, 18 [85] atirpator tine
monasterii).
stiuam, manubrium, xxxvi. 19 (Oros.
vere.
stomacho, see bulinus.
INDEX (LATIN) uind.—uit.
xxxvi. 8 col, 390) incipiatis vos velle
vindicare de lulio ventis
uindioki, ctv, 104, son gladibus.
xnr 15, see decem iugera
uinearum ; X1y. 16, see antes.
mini fusor, pincerna, xxxix. 11 (Greg.
Dial. n. 5 col, 225 vini fusoris...animum
sorrupisset).
uino, xxr. 18, see sancta domini ; see
also ninum candidum and wima sub v.
uinum.
uinum,t. 111, seosicera; xri. 45, see.
—uinum candidum, piperatum uel
tum, x. 25 (Cant. vir, 2 Vulg. dabo tibi
poculum ex vino condito) -uinum condi-
tum, piperatum et melleatum, Cp. U155.—
sins, prophete, x. 4 (Cant. 1, 1, meliora
sunt ubera tua vino; 1. 3 super vinum).
uiola, herba iacinetina i
xxx. 10 (Uerb. Inter} i
vit. 28-30 col. 46^ Violae vero purpuram,
nullo superari murice).
uiolenter, 1. 51, see exem)
wiolentia, fortia, τι, 181 (Bened. reg.
48, 44 [79] nec violentia laboris oppri-
mantur).
uirga, xxxv. 159, see sceptrum; for
uirgo (?) xuvı. 3, see Tanaquil.
uirgae, see uaeri ; puati.
uirge [uirgae], xxxv. Bl, see uaeri,
uirginis, xxi. 7, see femur uirginis.
uirgis, xiv. 14, see calati; xix. 1, see
obel
uiri, x. 23, see Aminab ; xm. 16, see
Tabehel; xxı. 3, see Subal; xxxvuır. De
14, see Calistratus.—uiri. cordati,
ordo, τις. θὰ (Job xxxm 10 uiri condatt
audite me)=uiri cordati, bono corde, Cp.
U194; Ep. 98E15; Ef.! 400, 11.
uiridario, xir. 20, see in uiridario
domus, sub v. uiridarium.
uirido
ima xu. 90, see in wiridario
domus, sub v. uiridarium,
uirtutis, xxxv. 145, see numinis,
uiscera, rit. 36, see uitaha, for uitalia.
uiseerade, vr. 2, see uiseide.
"uiscide, uiscerade, vr. 2 (reu. eitsol.?) ;
wiscide, ineluctabile idest maius luctu,
xí. 1 (Uerba?). See Addenda.
213
Slbus 2 246, sea apostolo
visionis, see
uitaha, uiscera, (De S. Mart.
τ Stor.— Sulp. ‘Sev. Dial. 1. 16, ἃ doloribus
witalia uniuersa quaterentur) = uitalia,
uiscera, Op. U209.
vitalia, see uitaha (for uitalia).
uitam [for wittam?], xxxvit. 7, seo odo-
nis uitam,
uiteas, see columnas witreas,
uiteleos, fuuenes, xxxvi. 22 (Oros. 11.5.1
in contionem protraxi!
in note
Cf. uitelli, sueoras, Lara hy ΟἹΤΊ
and ἘΠῚ 399, 3; witelli, suchoras, Ep.
2821." The quotation from Oros, shows
that uiteleos iwuenes in the
it Er
interpreta word (Vitellios), but explain the
fact that the Vitellü were *the brothers
of the vifo of Brutus? that is, his
brothers-in-law (rueoras)." This vete
piialeee ahanld, therelors, unk be Ren
to vitricus, as is suggested by Diefenbach
Cm nor find a place in any Lat.
iet
uitelli, γι αι see uiteleos.
vitiati, hg 3
xvi, 10 (Oros. 1. 8, 5
inem. paterent
dogyptt on tiligi tur; αν
10, 11 scabiem: ac witiliginem) — witiginem,
bed, Op. 1681. vitio, tesa, pe
28A34; blectha, EE 399, 1
For. Vleet Hest sey (also E.
Might?) See Bosw. ver. cha).
es
er
uitreas [for uiteas], xxxvur. 7, see
columnas uitreas.
uitreum, xxvit. 5, nee eapsaces.
uitricum, steuffeder, xxxvi. 14 (Oros. 1.
12, 9 omitto Oedipum, witricun suum).
Of. uitricius, steopfaeder, Op. Ul&li
τὰς, stenpfüedaer, Ep. 28A35; u-,
foiar, E1390. 15, Of. Bosw, T. (ue
fader); Skent, Come, Dict. ( i
. H. Οἱ stiof-.
INDEX (LATIN) ung.—usq.
unge [ungue], xrv. 9, see in unge.
[unguentorum], x. 3, see
see smigmata.—unguentorum, xxxv. "169,
Chrisme uocabulum dedietum [for dedi-
catum? as in a Bern MS.] est quod non
ante dicitur chrisma quam super homi-
nem fuerit fusum, x. 6 (Cant. τ. 2 vers.
ant. Sab. unguentum exinanitum [oleum
effusum, Wig. Tes mmn ena) see also
odor ungentorum.
o oe 11, see mundum m-.
ungula, xıv. 9, seo in unge. —ungula et
de arboribus, xm. 21
(Eccles. xxıy. 21 quasi storax et galbanus et
ungula et gutta).—ungulam, ferrum curuum
xxxv. 89 (Ruf. vu. 3 fol. 185%
vngulis fodiebantur ; vir. 10 fol. 130^
vngulis exarari; fol. 140° nd vngues vn-
re rueniebat)=ungula, ferrum cur-
ΠΝ digiti, Cp. U255; Ep. 2807;
PU rS
uni, 1. 109; xxvi. 79.
unibrellas, for unbrellas (q.v.).
unicornis, xrx. 39, see monocerus,
uniuersalis, 1, 31; 1. 34, see catholicus.
unius, 1t. 189; xv. 11, 13, 82; xvm. 1;
xxi 2; xxvm. 87, 75; x 5, 9, 84}
xxxv. 15; xxxıx. 30; xum. 93.
uniuscuiusque, 1v. 98, see comellus.
uno, τ, 115; m. 149; xxvm. 45, 77;
xxx. 67; xxxv. 210.
untialibus, longis, xm. 9 (Job; Praef.
Hieron. p. xıv®, and Migne, P. L. xxvii
vol 10834 uncialibw, ut vulgo aiunt,
litteris) = uneialibus, longos, Cp. U254}
uncialibus, longis, Ep. 2804; Ef! 399,
untias [une-J, xvi, 9, see tabula
legat; untias [unc-], xxxıx. 36, see sex
untias, sub v. uncia,
untinos [for uncinos], xıvır, 4, see an-
conos.
unum, τι. 183 (bis); 1v. 98; xvi. 63,
72; xxxi 36; xxxi, 27, 31; 49.
unusquisque, viri B, see ín aceru ma,
uocabulum, x. 6, see unguentum ezi-
nanitum.
mOcamus, xurv. 11, see clima, 19, see
hiemisperium.
uocant, v. 8, see conolas; xvi, ll, see
varaballa; wocant, xxxvin 16, seo hie
"uocare, xxvrrt. 71, see ephichirema,
uocat, xvi. 29, see chaldei.
nocationes, 11. 97, see kalende,
nocato, xx. 4, see accito.
215
uocatur, xxx. 2, see Canisius; xxxr. 25,
seo pes; xxxix, 24, see aduocatus,
ROME IER EE
uocum, xxvi. 19, see sympsalma.
uolles [for folles], xxxvi. 2, see c.
uoluitur, xrır. 18, see fascia pectoralis.
voluminum, see sintagmaton,
nolunt, xtv. 30, see pedalis; xvi. 18,
see apo tu- ; xLviit. 11, see gestiunt.
uoluntatis, v1. 32, see placoris.
uoluptarius, xxxvi. 9, see epicurius, 10,
see phitagoras.
δι σα, tt, 91, mon crapula.
, erba [herba] est de ipsa panes
wu quos erbaticas (Cambr. ΜΆ. ber-
baticas) appellant et siccant illos habent-
que pro sapore [sapone 2), xiv. 3 (Hier. tt.
22 multiplicaveris tibi herbam borith).
Ba see uertigo.
„av. Bd; won
copos pos 1) pee [christiana], xxxv, 298
prn 5, see antiphona ; xxxv. 215, see
fragor.
upipa, see cucuzata.
|, See urbanus,
urbanus, sapiens, rv. 18 (Ruf. rr. 18 fol,
urbe, xxxrx. ds seo Satara.
et sextarlus equali mensura,
xxxmr 24 (Euch. de pond.?). Of. con-
urbieus, xxxi. 96. xe
"urceos, uasa eren [aer-] in quibus aquam
portant, xrv. 36 (Hier. ται. 19 tulerunt et
urceos).
urgentes [to be read for surgentes], see
adigent,
urido [for urigo ?], xxxv. 3, see prorigo.
urigo, see prorigo.
m urna, idest uas aureum rotundum lon-
ciatos [cyathos] modicos pU he
bentes ΧΙ menses scribtos [scriptos] in eis
unde sortiuntur quicumque primo exiit
foramen uertente unse sicut ante con-
nt, xxm. 12 (Mather mr. 7 Mense
primo, cujus vocabulum est Nisan,.
Tnissa est sors in urnam...quo die et quo
mense gens Judmorum deberet interfici:
et exivit mensis duodecimus). Cf. Steinm.
1. 489, 98.
urnam, see urna.
urnas, xxxırı. 11, see chatus.
gore ume multam, xcvn. 2 (Alia
=?)
INDEX (ZATIN)—U.
a whole blank line, after which this
Angsb. ed. has the following five words]
oppositiones Danihelis ad conuincendos
senes, which are not in any of the edd.
that I have seen).—The meaning of the
above is “this story of Susannah cannot
have been in the Hebrew, because only in
reek yon can derive πρίζειν (πρίσαι), to
saw, from the name of the tree
πρῖνος (prinus, Lew. & Sh.),
σχίζειν (σχίσαι), to cleave,
of the tree called exivos (schinus, Lew. &
Sh. ."—These etymologies are wrong, but
not the argument, especially if the author
had said “it can't be Hebrew becanse
both the tree-names are Greek, "—The five
words in the Augsb, ed. are correct, and
in the blank line it may have been said
“for we find these tree-names when we
read" oppositiones Danihelis (i.e. Daniel's
questions) tending to conviet the elders.
ypoteseon, see de entoetromito.
ypotheseon, see ypophesion.
ypocheseon, see ypophesion.
ypophesion [for hypothescon], instruc-
tionum, xxx. 93 (Cat. Hier. cxvi col.
709" varinrum hypothescon libelli ; Rich-
ardson: Variarum ὑποθέσεων libelli; B:
variarum ypocheseon idest expositionum.
libelli ; C: variarum libelli [blank): eonf.
cxxv col 7134 diuersarum hypotheseon
tractatus; B: diuersarum ypotheseon
idest expositionum tractatus; C: diu.
[blank] tractatus). Cf. ytiaferion, structi-
onum, Cp. Y4; ἘΠῚ 401, 12 and Cp. Y1.
ypotheseon [for Aypotyposeon], disposi-
INDEX (LAT. NUMERALS) 217
tionum, xxx. 3 (Cat. Hier. m. 6114:
Clemens in septimo ὑποτυπώσεων ;
clemens in septimo ypotyposeon id est
disputationum vel informationum; €:
clemens in vir [blank] Hoc est informa-
cionum; E: ἱπωθησηον idest itati-
onum) —ypoteseon, dispositionum, Cp. Y1;
ypotesseon, dispositionum, Ef. 401, 5.
ypotyposeon, see ypothescon.
. quando diuersa uerba singu-
lis apta clausulis apponuntur, xxvirt. 24
(Cass. Psalm. 1, 1 col. 29^ Quae figura
dicitur hypozenzis, q. d. u, s. a. €. a.).
2 for ch: catezizatur (catecliz-).—for
4: zosiacum (zod-).—for g : prolesomenn
(proleg-
zeli, 1. 73, see emulatione.
zeugma, see zeuma,
zeuma, idest coniunetio quando malta
pendentia aut uno uerbo aut una sententin
concluduntur, xxvmr. 45 (Cass. Psalm.
xiv. 12 zeugma, id est o. q. m. p. à. U. u.a.
ἃ. 8. 6).
zodiacum, see zoziacum, sub v. zodiacus.
zodiacus, sideralis, xiv. 23 (Alia; de
clo); zoziacum, sideralem, xxvi 10
Isid. de nat, rerum αν. 1 col.
'odiacum eirculum perdueitur)
=zotiacum, sideralem, Cp. Z6; zocincum,
sideralem, Et.! 401, 18.
oes, xxx. 13, see iereticos.
zona, 1. 14, see bracile.
zoziacum, sideralem, xxvi. 10, see
zodiacus.
END OF I. INDEX (LATIN).
II. INDEX (Latin Numerals expressed
by Roman Signs).
N.B. The references are to the (L) Index (Latin, pp. 51—217).
11 (duo), xxxr. 11, see ephi; xxxur, 17,
see hin; xxxix. 43, see duas coronas.
mit (tres), τι. B6, see himina ; 1v. 99, see
quadraplas;, xxıv, 7, see stater; xxxı. 10,
see Aquila, 19, see obolus, 40, see amphora,
41, see bathos; xxx11. 4, see obolus; xxxi.
4, see dragma, 6, see stater, 8, see obulus,
10, see batus, 11, see chatus, 12, see ephi,
14, see artabg, 15, see sata, 16, see gomor,
19, see nebel, 22, see semiuncia, 39, see
obolus ; xiait. 49, see posttridie.
11 (tertius), xnav. 16, see antarticus.
mati (quatuor), x111, 59, see feretri; χαχι.
17, seo Grece, 25, see pes, 81, sce seztarius;
xxxim. 25, see siliqua una, 26, seo sezta-
rius; xxxv. 15, see quadriga ; xxxvii. 9,
see tabulas legat ; xtv, 16 ter, see antar-
ticus, 17, see cous. — III. GENERA
POETARUM [heading to xu. 22—27;
see comicus].
au (quartus), xxxiv. 21, see atauus;
xui. 16, see antarticus,
,
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pucr OF s'efoom Tae. Ge Erne.
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ELBE ENT wtp “Ἴτ AP τατον. GP SlleriTie.
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4 7p m on uto STAMMTE. BE GNTIENGME.
Arm on thoy nn th 7 es. oes. ἜΝ vest.
A aghs aie sap RE TO ee.
query we yor renin ZU OmECT. SE Serres.
ha gh A wen inpecetts. ME weer.
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shh WR sl τισιν WEB STARE aE.
VW We prr fault ER eee TEE.
sh hhin we id Suro ME TERN.
Wy pg WR pie WITT. TEE wae.
ART ph p M2 2072727072 etwas. ine entem.
Maury ipt m, M^ potro v SITE. DNS—CEOBECL. re Tyas,
Wo Inr INN Pop yr ITY 29 grt Ψ natag matan.
Ane, SILAD. τ». τινα: Tiu Sf ype
thating she γεγο, (mb tyra σι. kr.
συγ, νἡ, ph fiy nomo, τα, wr: hit.
MP A van rungen nov. ye, wn packen.
WA pt pie, ^h qutdem Toridete, ant ho passe.
WAHHNIHe σέων person vg, ws mellentis.
wlan, nth LHP ἐγ I, we ptocheuws.
ΜΠ, ntn p ngon plata, Me ophooietimito ; TMCMTGN, see ho pleton.
Ab qui iili, Inphblene y, pati eunte, peri 76, sen lutugisyrum.
fih hio hen, lm hen χὸ ἐπιϑυμητικὸν, see tu epitimitisun.
giu hung, woe qp illum. 76 θυμεκὸν, see tu thimisiun.
wi util, hh npyniaium. voy, nee capun periens; ho platon.
III. INDEX (GREEK); IV. INDEX (HEBREW) 221
τοπικῶν, see tropicon. χειμερινός, see exemerinus.
τοῦ, See apo tu-; et procomian; ypo χειρὶ, see sintagmaton.
(sub) tyos. χοῦς, Bee cous.
τοῦτον, see ptocheus. . χριστοῦ, see et procomian.
- τροχιλέα, τροχός, see troclei. χρονικῶν, see cronicon.
TWHTW, see ho platon. xpovoypabeiov, see chri fiscus.
τῶν, Bee et procomian ; sintagmaton. xpovoypadlas, see cronographias.
ὑποθέσεων, see de entoetromito ; ypophe- ψαύειν, see apo tu ptsaum.
sion. ψευδεπίγραφα, ψευδόγραφα, sce pseudo
ὑποτυπώσεων, Bee ypotheseon. ephigrapha.
. φαγολοίδοροι, φαγολυδοροι, nee synicias. ψυχάριον, see animalus.
Φιλόκαινον, see philocain. ψυχή, see animalus.
Φιλον, see ho platon. ψυχιεξοδο, see psichiexodo.
φιλοξενίᾳ, see de philorenia. ὥκιμον, See ochimo.
φιλοπτωχίας, see ptocheus. ὥκινον, See ochimo.
Φίλων ; Φίλωνα; Φιλωνὰ; φιλωνίζει, ὡμολόγηται, Bee plocheus.
see ho platon. ᾿Ωριγένους, see sintagmaton.
. φλάσκων, see flasconi. ὥσπερ, Bee ancillis; enrusa.
φράσει, ree phraysi. wore, see sintagmaton.
χαρακτῆρα, see cataracteras.
IV. INDEX (Hebrew)
records the Hebrew words quoted in the I. Index (Latin).
VM, see Arihellio. ba; 533, see in nablis.
Sy, see Arihellio. (vp) IW), see ancillis.
. MD, see epyuision.
D"3, see borit; herba fullonum.
Key) , see saraballa.
nbn) At see exertum. . .
(i pP m "en, * (1330 pnY) WP, see ancillis.
NAD, see enrusa. noap , Ree sinthema.
* Read so instead of the word printed in the I. Index (Latin).
V. INDEX (GERMANIC,
credenti, instr. Dc (also eridu, Steinm.;
pud SETS 3 eris, id.,
to eSI s. eriep, pt. t.
crea xxxv. 48; soe
mn (for Lm xvin, 103;
cringe, see turnodo,
crip, eri, see credenti.
rog (so also in Cp.; croog, Ep. & ΕΠ),
xxix, 47, a large earthen vessel, a crock;
see lagonam; see also below croog.
croog, xıx, 60, a crock; see lagunculas ;
Tog.
; see fornacula.
cyll, kylle, Cp. (=Lut. eulleus, culeus),
a leather bottle, flagon; see
eymin, the herb cummin; see cinamum.
-da, -dae, -Se, a suffix found in egi-da
(ar) e dae, epe, ep.
‘vale, valley; see dal.
.), see snedil.daerm.
dal (0.H.G.), xxxv. 176=A.8, del, in
Cp. a dale, vale, valley, pit, gulf; see
baratrum.
darmana (gen. pl. of A.8. pearm, 0. H.G.
darm, a gut, intestine), v. 92, of the in-
ü fibrarum.
nung.
see hidir-an-
dingere (= pingere), xxxrx. 24, an advo-
cate, intercessor ; see aduocatus.
distytige (pistel-tuige, Cp.; thistil,
ἘΠῚ, xıvır. 70, the thistle-finch, goldfinch ;
see cardella.
duung, for drung (ebur), see ebur-
duung.
dobend (dobgendi, Cp.; dobendi, ἘΠῚ,
xxxrx. 30, doting; see decrepita.
dobgendi, doting ; see dobend.
, see dros.
dox, see
draca, p.; draco, Ef; droco, Ep.
(Angl. Bax. forms of Lat. desi), d serpent,
devil ; see typo.
drane, a drone; see tabanus.
dredum (instr. plur. of Wréd, Svid, a
dh xxxv. 293, with threads; see
perhaps = Lat. trabs, a beam,
τοῦ Ber rof; d. ra, horowed roi
'E. thrave suits neither in
ee en ANNUM CM
u.
BUT CHIEFLY 4.54X.) 225
Perhaps drep is meant to be
rg ‘xxv, 59; ace fornice and cf. Kór-
Lat. Wrtb. (treffa).
aride-hatpt (for ior Widichalt, v. 30, two
see sescopla.
aci c ‘Op. = prili), xuvt, 41, triple;
sub v.
dritung (ymb-), see ymb-Briodung.
" for oroccerum
(a.v).
, see draca.
droh-bolla (Srot-bolla, Cp. & Ef.; throt-
Jolla, Ep., from Srotu, the throat + bolla,
wap bor. χων, 97, the gullet, windpipe;
Fe (d. Ep. ἃ ἘΠῚ dorsos, Cp.; drosna,
drosne, dross), xuvit, 50, grounds, dregs,
dross, scum ; see auriculum.
drosna, dross, see dros.
grosse (rote Cp.; throstlae, Ep. &
Ef), xuvm. 55, a thrush, throstle ; see
drung (ebur-), bur-dnung.
ur-), see ei
dryct-guma (dryht-guma, Op.), uxt. 8,
lit. a company-, or
Do s see Lad u
train-man; see para-
-dur, -durt, unstressed forms of ἐγεύιο,
a tree, seo mapal-durt,
ear, for earn, an eagle, see arngeus.
ear, an ear; see er-uigga.
^ earfed-lice, ‘Op.; erabed-licae, Ef., with
ificulty ; see
cL Wen
(an eagle), and geat (a vulture); see
eum bind, Wright W.), xxxv. 6, 0
binding, fastening ; see
ebir-dhring ;
see ed-ualig.
15
V. INDEX (GERMANIO, BUT CHIEFLY ἀν SAX.)
. 8. figel, or fugel,
oris ita word (1 iter?)? see friu-lete, see frin-lactum,
ancillis.
OE Cp.), fil=feol, xm. 52, a file; eie Cp«, strongly, speedily; see
ΠῚ ‘on-), see osi-felti. enl A ἐς
filti (on-), see osi-felti; fuglaes, sce. beane.
fina, Op, Ep. & Ef, a woodpecker; fuglam for + see stalo.
rm en se ore
irpo fi t "Nr ode [CIC im
= a + J "
mountain- a pur piece ea dL os
Ep. & ἘΠῚ from Jirgin, frgen, à moun- en
ae 29; fugh beane.
eg gaet, @ goat), xix. 29; see Deed ee 1.
=e ur Ep. ἘΠῚ
oda (lode, Cp. ; flodae, Ep. and ἘΠ), pulturus.
Prey etd eerie mi ees
flodae, lode, see floda,
ἄγει ent, Gp. (=styht-clap, Bos
x (=, , Bosw.
from. yeti, a isa ficit ot A.
+ class, therefore ‘flight-
arai nes fug ie. foren, bis
eh); "lan Er ΕΝ Mech, B rind,
aiken D. we. di ] gabol mee
Patomanis ——
oder (fothr, Cp. & Ef. Germ. futter, 8
case), xtut. 30, a case, cover, sheath; see
emblema (= en i
or on, a thing that is fitted on ; and
“fGen
fole, for Jlöc (Jlooc, Op. ἃ Ep.; floc, Et),
xuvit. Tx li i kind TE τὰς
E Ej
“ar tor (i On © erie dh).
Suvi, 99, a little pig s penu as
for, *forh, see de
fol, a foot; sea fetim.
fli (an), $e steer.
fedi [^ (instrum. of IMP p.
wrevel), with sauciness ; see astu.
II. INDEX (GREEK): IV.
- Τροχιλέα, rpexós, see troclei.
TOTO, see ho
τῶν, see et procomien ; simiagmaton.
εὐποθέσεων, aee de entoctromito ; ypopke-
INDEX (HEBREW)
Xe pores. BER exemerinur.
Keyan. met rintaqmaton.
xeis. ME cows.
χριστοῖ. see εἴ procomiam.
xperuwe. SEP (ΤΌΝΟΝ.
χρανογραφειίον. nee chri Rscus.
χρονογραφίας, see cromographias.
ψαύειν. se apo fw ptsawm.
prdertrpase ; ψευδόγραφα. sce
ὑποτυπώσεων, see ypotkescon. ephigrapha
. φαγολοίδοροι. derysJu Sopa, pee rymicias.
Φιλόκαινοαν, see philocain.
Φιλον, see ho platon.
φιλοξενίᾳ, see de pkilozenia.
φΦιλοπτωχίας. see plocheus.
Φίλων: 90uma; Φιλωνδ; φιλωνίζει,
φράσει, nee phruysi.
χαρακτῆρα, see cataracteras.
IV. INDEX
Jvxápor. see animalus.
ψυχή, see animalus.
Ψυχιεξοῦο, see psichierodo.
weiter, nee ochimo.
weer, see ochimo.
ὡμολόγηται. see plocheus.
Dayrom, see sintagmaton.
ὥσπερ, see ancillis; enrusa.
ὥστε. BEE sinfagmaton.
(Hebrew)
records the Hebrew words quoted in the I. Index (Latin).
VM, see Arihellio. 032; 922, see in mablix.
xw, see Arihellio. (TAI?) IW, see ancillis.
nn, see borit; herba fullonum.
nb , Ree epyuixion.
1370 , see saraballa.
(pen) "en, see ezertum.
*(1309pm) WR, see ancillis.
nnow, see enrusa. nox , fee sinthema.
* Read so instead of the word printed in the I. Index (Latin).
V. INDEX (GERMANTO,
MAE
, See meottucar.
Me e Voss of mo, & shoe), xxxvi.
7; see odonis uitam.
milte (milte, Cp. ἃ Ef.; multi, Ep.),
- 6, the milt, spleen; see lien.
mit, with; see arguta.
aiii, Cp, he dimenbles (rom midan,
to conceal, dissemble), see dissimulat.
mixen, see mixín.
mixin (—mixen, a mixen, dung-heap),
1. 83; mixinnum (instr. pl.), xxxv.
see ruder.
mixinnum, see mixin,
monung gaebles (Jeabules monung, Op.;
gebles-monung, Ef.), xxxix. 27, a claiming
or exaction of debt, or tribute, or tar;
see exactio.
muexle, see muscellas.
multi, see miltg.
muscellas, Cp. & Ep.; muscellae, Ef.
plur. of muscelle = muxle, muexle, à
muscle or mussel, a shell-fish; see ginis-
culas.
muxle, see muscellas.
it, Cp. & Ep. (munit, Ef.; mynet,
Napier, GI.), a coin; see nomisma.
n for r; scinnenas (q.v.) for seinneras.
nabfo-gar, nabo-gaar, nabo-ger, see
nebu-gaar,
nacthe-gelae, see necti-galae.
nebu, see nebu-guar.
nnecht-hraebn, see nectht-refn,
naecte-gale, see necti-galae.
naect-genge, Cp., «a night-goer; see
1, naegl, nm@gl; see neyil.
sh rset seo nectht-refn.
de; Cp-; naen-grstine, Ep. &
EL, oet grise; soo oartitingo, and abore,
grost.
nafu, see nebu-yaar.
neti-galae, see necti-jalue.
mebu-gaar (nabo-gaar, Cp.
Ep.; nabo-ger, Ef.; from A.S. nau
a nave+gdr, a spear, borer), xıvır.
mave-borer, auger, gimlet; see terebellus.
nece-gle, see necti-qalae.
nect, night; see ofer tua nest.
nectae-galae, see necti-galae,
necte-gela, see necti-galae.
nect-hraebn, see nectht-refn.
mectht-refn (naeht-hraefn, Cp.; naecht-
hraebn, Ep.; nect-hraebn, Ef.), xıvır. 54,
sight raven oo Mecham TI SSAC lhc
galae.
(naecte-gale, nehte-gale, Cp.
nectae-galae, neti-galae, necti-galae, Ep.
nece-gle, nacthe-gelae, necte-gela, ἘΠ. sce
Skeat, Cone. Diet.) xiv. 62, a night
233
tingere a nightingale; see rusoinia and
i» (naegl, Bene nagel, negl),
see paxillus.
xv. 5, a nail;
" nehte-gale, see necti-galae.
nest for nect, night ; see ofer tua nest.
nift (id. Op., Ep. & Bf,), a step-daughter,
Or a niece, grand-daughter, xum, 7; see
BUT CHIEFLY 4.843.)
niht-hrefn, i NEM
nord-baeg, for rond-baeg (rond-baeg, Cp,
ἃ Ef., rand-beag, ehr the boss
of a shield, or u shield; sce buculus,
nostle, a fillet, band; see nostlun.
nostlun (dat. plur. of A. S. moxtle),
a fillet, band, xxxvr. 7; see odonis
uitam.
nur, Ὁ, H. G, ; see nor.
ober-lagu, πὶ, 11, an over (upper) cloak
(see Bosw. T. dfer-leg)s see anfibula, sab
v. amphibalum.
)»
oma (oman, cp) xxxv, 66, eryripelan;
see ignis sacer.
oman, see oma.
omer, see emaer.
omprae, see ompre.
„ Cp.; amprae, E,
prae) nier 27, a tumor or site
A
E^ see an-sceat.
ond (=A. 8. and, and); see hidir-an-
ἘΣ th ou -filte, on-filti, see osi-felti.
onga Cp.; anga, Ep. & ἘΠῚ, xıvır.
85, a sting; see aquilius.
Ore, see oroccerum.
borer wh it orbance?), nr, 05, with
cunning, skilful; see arguta,
oroccerum (dat. plur.; also misread droc-
cerum, perh. from orc, a stage-player, or
15—5
238 V. INDEX (GERMANIO,
uastrung (= hıristrung, hwestrung), im.
48, a whispering, murmuring; see murmur.
uearte, a wart, wee uaerte,
ueliti (D. H. G.), see oci -felti.
ucorna (aq-), ὦ squirrel ; nee ac-urna.
ueo-stun, for hucot-stan — hicet-atán
(huete-stun, Cp. ; hueti-stan, Ef.), xuvi. 4,
a whetatone ; see 006.
uidu.bil, see witu-bil.
-uigga, -uuica, -picga, -uuigga, a wig,
worm; nee er-uigga.
uiif, for uuif (ge-), fate, fortune; see
ge -uwiif.
uina, nee "inu.
uino (sine, Cp.; Ep. ἃ Ef.), xrvir. 69, a
Jinch ; see fringella.
uincae (laepae-), see laepi-uince.
nince (laepi-), see laepi-uince.
uinu (for uina; fina, Cp. ἃ Ep.; pina,
Ef.), xuvii. 67, a woodpecker ; see marso-
8.
uitu-bil (- widu-bil, wudu-bil), zıı. 50,
d iood-bill ; see runtina.
un-a-treden, see an-a-treten,
un-ge-batne stane ( = un-ge-beatne
stäne, instrum.), xxi, 5, unbeaten stone;
see lapide inpolito.
un-stillit (3rd sing. from unstillan, to
be restless), xıvım. 28, (he) is wot still,
restless ; seo insolescit.
un-stilnia (Bosw. T. un-atillness), rest-
lesanvan ; nee insolescit.
unza, O. H. G., see libra,
uoond (pond, Cp.; pand, Ep.; uuond,
Ef. from wandian, from the strong verb
windan, to turn), xnvir. 79, a mole; Prov.
E. want ; see talpa.
uorna (aq-), « aquirrel ; see ac-urna,
uricae, urice (la-), see laurice.
urna (ac-), a «quirrel ; see ac-urna,
paar, a piece of hard skin; see narran.
paar, sea-weed, waur, wore; 8eo uudc,
uuac, wrongly for uuar (paar, Cp. ;
paar eorr. into uaar, Ep. ; uar, Ef), xrvir.
23, sea-teced, icaur, core; nee alga.
pwgn-fearu, «waggon-journey; nee gebel-
licum,
wel, a pool, gulf; see ed-ualle.
unaelle (ed-), see ed-uulle.
wel-wyrt, foreign. root, wallicort ; see
ual-uyrt.
palch habuo, foreign hawk; see ualc-
hefuc.
wald (an-), see an-wald.
unalh haebue (hebue), foreign hawk;
nee nalc-hefue.
walla (ed-), see ed-ualle.
waltowahso (O. H, G.), see cartillago.
pal-uyrt, foreign. root, wallicort; see
ual -uyrt.
BUT CHIEFLY 4.54X.)
pand, see uoond.
wandian, see noond.
uuar, see tuac.
pase, Cp., ooze, mud, slime ; see ceno.
uudu-binde, see uudu-bindlae.
uudubindlae (uudubinde, Cp.; uuidu-
bindlae, Ep; uuydublindae, Ef.), xrvir.
98, woodbine; see inuoluco. On the
etym. of. Skeat, Dict. (Wood!); Cent.
Dict. (Woodbine) ; Oxf. Dict. (bind, sb.* ;
bine?).
uudu-snite, Cp., a trood-snite (or snipe),
Nee acega, and above snite.
weald-weax, see uuldpaerhsue.
wealh-basu, see uuyloc-baso.
weallan, see ed-ualie.
wealle (ed-), see ed-nalle.
pearp (sond-ge-), see in sond-ge-pearp.
uueartae, a wart; see uaerte.
uuec (Iringis-), see Iringis-uuec.
uueder, Cp., weather; see temperiem.
weel (E. Dial.), see ed-ualle.
well (E.), see ed-ualle.
uuelle, pelle (ed-), see ed-ualle.
weoloc, see uuiolocas; uuluc.
weoloc-basu, see unyloc-baso.
weoloc-read, see pioloc-read.
weoluc, see unluc.
weorp (sand-ge-), see in sond-ge-pearp.
peorras, pieces of hard skin; see uarras.
uuep, a web; see in-uwerpan uuep.
uuercae (la-), see laurice.
uuerpan (in-), see in-uuerpan.
-uuica, -picga, a wig, worm; Bee er-uigga.
uuidu-bindlae, see uudu-bindlae.
wielle (ed-), 866 ed-ualle.
uuif (ge-), see ye-utif.
-uuigga, see er-uigga.
wilk, Prov. E., a whelk; see inuolucrus.
wiluc, see inuolucrus.
uuince (lepe-), see laepi-uince.
windan, see «woond.
uuiolocas, uuylocas (whelks, plur. of
weoloc, a kind of shell-fish, a whelk);
see conolas.
pioloc-read, uuiloc-read, uusluc-reud (=
weoloc-read, lit. whelk-red), scarlet, purple;
see 000CUS.
wir, myrtle; see lentiscus.
uuld-paexhsue (in one MS. yulpa er-
hsaey, for tculd-waexhsae=A.8. weald-
weax ?), xix. 59, a nerve, sinew, tendon —
E. parwar; see .
uulluc, see uuluc.
vulluch (0.H.G.), see inuolucrus.
uuluo (uulluc, Op. & Ef.; uuluc, Ep.;
weoluc, W.; tulluch and unolloch, O.H.G. ;
probably all=weoluc=weoloc), xuvu. 20;
see inuolucrus.
podhae (instr. of pop, eloquence), see
turnodo.
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