Browse Priscian

GL page

(e.g. 10, 10b)

Search for glosses

(e.g. 14a6)

Search in:

 
(Or search for Old Irish forms.)

Grammatici Latini II, p. 82: Priscian, book 2 (De syllaba, de dictione, de oratione, de nomine, etc.)

previous pagenext page

Point to any link below for more information. Note that the text of Priscian below is that of Hertz’s edition, and that of the St Gall manuscript may differ. The gloss you selected is highlighted in yellow. (See introduction for further notes.)

II 82,1Alexandria Alexandrīnus, Numantia Numantīnus, Aricia Aricīnus. quae
38b8k82,1book 2561 numantia: civitas in hispania
38b9l82,1book 2561 +aricia: civitas {= E 26r15}
38b982,1book 253 quae vero: (m.l.) E (cf. 37a34=79,10-12)
38b982,1book 24121 quae: : → (38b11=82,2) ea: :
II 82,2uero apud Graecos a nominibus urbium deriuata in της desinunt, ea apud
38b982,2book 24141 vero: .- → (38b12=82,3) efferuntur: .-
38b10m82,2book 2541 572 +in tes: (m.s.) fidenas .i. civis fidenates interpretatur grece. unde fidenate vel i (Fidenati) bello in orosii .II. libro. par-
II 82,3Latinos in tanus plerumque efferuntur, sicut supra diximus, ut
II 82,4Νεαπολίτης Neapolitanus, Τριπολίτης Tripolitanus. similiter a Caralibus
38b13n82,438b4book 2211 221 tripolites: trechatharde
[‘of three cities’] [analysis]
38b14o82,438b5book 2561 313 carilibus: carivel alis nomen civitatis plurale co·mbed caralites la grecu ⁊ caralitanus linni {cf. K 18v2 a .i. civitas E 26r17 nomen civitatis (m.d.) carales nomen pluralis}
[‘Caralis the name of the city (used as) a plural, (its derivative) would be Caralites with the Greeks and Caralitanus with us’] [analysis]
II 82,5Caralitanus, a Salapia Salapitanus, a Gadibus Gaditanus, a Taurominio
38b15p82,5book 2561 +[sala]pia: civitas {= E 26r18}
38b15q82,5book 2561 313 gadibus: .i. insulís gades nominativus pluralis {cf. E 26r18 insula nomen plurale}
II 82,6Taurominitanus, a Cephaloedio Cephaloeditanus, a Drepano
38b16r82,6book 2561 572 drepano: .i. nomen portus in quem sublata sunt virilia saturni ab iove ⁊ interpretatur .portus falcis. Drepanus enim grece falcs interpretatur {cf. E 26r18 nomen portus ubi abs<c<idit iopi<t<er virilia patris sui}
II 82,7Drepanitanus. gnus quoque uel gna uel gnum terminantia longam habent
II 82,8uocalem paenultimam, ut rēgnum, stāgnum, benīgnus, malīgnus,
38b21s82,8book 225 abiegnus: abies
II 82,9abiēgnus, priuīgnus, Pelīgnus.
38b21t82,938b6book 2211 25 privignus: .i. les macc .i. prius genitus {= L 30r11 a les mac; E 26r21 prius genitus}
[‘i.e. step-son, i.e. born earlier’] [analysis]
38b21u82,938b7book 2211 pelignus: .i. tudraichthid nó g reliqua {cf. L 30r11 b pelex; E 26r18 (m.d.) peligna cohors invenitur de nomine provinciae. est pelex}
[‘i.e. seducer (paelex), or (it is) Greek (Pelignus)’] [analysis]
II 82,10inueniuntur tamen auctoritate ueterum uel euphoniae causa et maxime
II 82,11in propriis quaedam non seruantia supra dictas regulas, ut Ligus Liguris
38b2482,11book 253 (m.l.) 0-
38b25w82,11book 2566[?] ligus: proprium
38b25x82,11book 2543 53 ligus: nomina enim tertiae declinationis in anus debent facere dirivativa ut ante dixit {= E 26r23 facere - dixit] sua dirivativa ire E}
II 82,12Ligurinus, non Ligurianus, censor censoris Censorinus, non
38b25y82,12book 225 561 +ligurinus: ligurnia .i. civitas
II 82,13Censorianus.
II 82,14quamuis igitur, sicut ostendimus, diuersas habent significationes supra
38b27z82,1438b8book 2541 diversas: .i. cach-la drécht diib is atrab alaill ní atrab cid nahí atá aitrebthatha is inrecht dano a n-atrab n-isin
[‘i.e. one of the two portions of them is possession, the other (is) not possession, even those that are possessives. Illegitimate (inrecht) then is that possession’] [analysis]
II 82,15dictae formae nomina, tamen, quia maxima pars eorum apud Latinos
38b28aa82,15book 24222 formae: possesivorum {= E 26r24}
II 82,16possessiuorum habent demonstrationem, ideo haec quoque inter possessiuorum
38b3082,16book 24141 ideo: ., → (38b31=82,17) posuimus: .,
II 82,17species posuimus. et sciendum, quod etiam in is et er terminantium
II 82,18deriuatiuorum multa inueniuntur significationis possessiuae apud nos, ut
II 82,19ciuilis, hostilis, caelestis, lunaris, castrensis, equester, pedester,
38b36bb82,19book 225 +castrensis: .i. castra
38b36cc82,1938b9book 225 211 pedester: pedes traigthech
[‘ ‘pedes’ (feet), i.e. pedestrian’] [analysis]
II 82,20paluster, quorum quia diuersae et uariae sunt formae et significationes,
38b3782,20book 24141 quorum: -. → (38b38=82,21) postea: -. → (38b39=82,21) tractabimus: -.
38b3782,20book 24111 diversae: : → (38b38=82,20) significationes: :
II 82,21postea eas cum reliquis speciebus denominatiuorum per ordinem
II 82,22tractabimus. nunc de comparatiuo uideamus.

 

previous pagenext page

CONSPECTUS SIGLORUM
G
Sankt Gallen, Stiftsbibliothek, ms 904 (a. 851)
L
Leiden, Universiteitsbibliotheek, ms BPL 67 (a. 838)
K
Karlsruhe, Badische Landesbibliothek, Reichenauer Pergamenthandschriften, Augiensis cxxxii (s. ixb)
E
Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale, ms Latin 10290 (s. ixc–d)
M
Milano, Biblioteca Ambrosiana, Cod. A 138 sup. (s. ix)
T
Dublin, Trinity College, ms 229 (C.1.8) (s. xi)

Lemmata:
[ ]
the enclosed part is in the preceding or following line in the ms
+
the gloss is not in the hand of the usual glossator A (in all mss)
*
the gloss explains a corrupt lemma and/or sentence

Glosses:
7
et/ocus
.i.
id est/ed-ón
├
= spiritus asper
< >
part of the gloss is illegible [note: < > sometimes also enclose later additions in the ms; these are being revised and distinguished with ( )]
[ ]
letters which should be deleted
abc
letters marked as deleted (but legible) in the ms