St Gall Priscian glosses

Hertz, ed., GL II, p. 137

Book 4: De denominatiuis

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II 137,1	alternitatis causa, quam Graeci ἐπαλληλότητα uocant, unum pando pandus,
	59a5	b	137,1	59a1	book 4	543	alterni[tatis (causa)]: fri mí-fogur .i. do ailigud foguir fri alaile .i. corob bind in fogur .-
II 137,2	ne, si pandidus dicamus, male sonet alterna d in utraque continua
	59a8	c	137,2		book 4	423	*alternam: sillaba
	59a8		137,2		book 4	4111	*alternam: " → (ibid.) d: "
	59a9	d	137,2	59a2	book 4	58 336[?]	continua: vel* continuans .i. a com·oicsider
II 137,3	syllaba, quod in multis solent tam Graeci quam nos euitare (non dicunt
	59a10	e	137,3		book 4	4228	nos: solemus {= E 39r24}
	59a10	f	137,3		book 4	4224 3221	evitare: alternam .d. {= E 39r24}
II 137,4	illi Χαρύβδιδος, quamuis exigat regula, sed Χαρύβδεως. et Romani
	59a10	g	137,4		book 4	572	+χαρυβδιδος: periculosus 7 vertiginosus locus in mari
	59a11	h	137,4	59a3	book 4	4224	[quam]vis: emnad d and
II 137,5	quoque illos secuti non dicunt huius Charybdidis sed huius Charybdis.
	59a12	i	137,5		book 4	3232	illos: grecos {= E 39r25 .i. add. E}
II 137,6	eiusdem uitii causa non dicimus ab eo, quod est mane, manunine, sed
	59a14	k	137,6	59a4	book 4	543	manunine: .i. da .n. i ndá .t.
II 137,7	matutine, uitis uinetum, non uitetum, quod tamen etiam a uinea
	59a14	l	137,7		book 4	543	vitis: n. pro .t. {= E 39r27 .i. add. E}
	59a15	m	137,7	59a5	book 4	4228 34	tamen: ci asid·biur a buith huandí as vitis.
II 137,8	uidetur esse deriuatum. praeterea meridies pro medidies a medio die. sed
	59a16	n	137,8		book 4	543	meridies: r pro d
	59a16	o	137,8	59a6	book 4	4228	medidies: cesu medius dies as chomsuidigthe and
	59a17	p	137,8	59a7	book 4	543	sed: arecar frithriagol do
II 137,9	non tamen in omnibus hoc ualet. nam candeo candidus facit, sordeo
	59a17	q	137,9	59a8	book 4	3232 543	hoc: ius ní dogrés do·gníther
II 137,10	sordidus, madeo madidus, nisi quod haec secundae coniugationis in deo;
	59a19	r	137,10	59a9	book 4	211 35	ni*si (s): acht óen limm
	59a19	s	137,10	59a10	book 4	541	quod: .i. sainreth do briathraib cobednae tánise emnad .d. in nominibus bíte huadib
	59a19		137,10		book 4	4141	*quod: " → (59a21=137,11) habuit: "
	59a19	t	137,10		book 4	4228	quod: (m.l.) vel* quod sunt haec reliqua
II 137,11	illud unum, id est pando, tertiae in do desinens habuit huiuscemodi
	59a20	u	137,11		book 4	423	unum: verbum {= E 39r30}
	59a21	w	137,11		book 4	423	tertiae: coniugationis {add. E 39r30 in textu princ.}
	59a21	x	137,11		book 4	334	*habuit: .i. habuerunt
	59a22	y	137,11		book 4	3233	[huius]cemodi (formae): in dus {= E 39r31}
II 137,12	formae nomen). et haec quidem in dus supra dictae formae nomina
	57a22	z	137,12		book 4	543	nomen: pandus
	59a22	aa	137,12		book 4	3232	haec: nomina
II 137,13	demonstrant habere ea in se, ex quibus deriuantur, ut herbidus, qui habet
	59a24	bb	137,13	59a11	book 4	543	in se: is follus inna n-inni-som ^inne inna n-anmmann húataat
II 137,14	herbas, turbidus, qui habet turbam, timidus, qui habet timorem,
II 137,15	rabidus, qui habet rabiem, inuidus, qui habet inuidiam.
II 137,16	in bundus uero desinentia similitudinem habere significant, ut
	59a28	cc	137,16		book 4	52	bundus: secunda forma {= E 39r34}
	59a29	dd	137,16	59a12	book 4	211	vi[tabundus]: immgabthach
	59a30	ee	137,16	59a13	book 4	543 211	[vi]tabundus: ní fír immgabail is cosmail indí imm·aimmgaib
II 137,17	uitabundus similis uitanti, praedabundus similis praedanti, errabundus
II 137,18	similis erranti, moribundus similis morienti, furibundus similis furenti.
	59a32	ff	137,18	59a14	book 4	211	moribundus: bathach reliqua
II 137,19	et sunt paene omnia huiuscemodi formae nomina uerbalia et, si a uerbis
II 137,20	primae coniugationis deriuantur, a habent longam antepaenultimam, ut
	59a37	gg	137,20	59a15	book 4	211	causor: ar·coimddim
	59a37	hh	137,20		book 4	212	+causor: reus iudicor (m.i.) causando querelas deponendo
II 137,21	causor causaris causābundus, uito uitas uitābundus, sin ab aliis, i correptam,
	59a39	ii	137,21		book 4	423	aliis: coniugationibus
II 137,22	ut ludis ludĭbundus, furis furĭbundus, moreris morĭbundus. excipitur
	59a39	kk	137,22	59a16	book 4	211	ludi[bundus]: cluichech
II 137,23	alternitatis causa rubicundus, quod in paenultima syllaba pro b c habuit,
	59a41	ll	137,23	59a17	book 4	543 542	alternitatis ([causa]): .i. co·nroib ailidetu 7 dechor etir in dí ṡillaib ar it cosmaili
II 137,24	ne sit absonum, si rubibundus dicamus.
II 137,25	tertia forma in dus terminantium est participialis, id est quae
	59b2		137,25		book 4	4141	tertia: " → (59b=137,26) habet: "
	59b2	a	137,25		book 4	543	(tertia) forma: .i. quia in idus 7 in bundus dixit prius {= E 39v8}
II 137,26	terminationem habet participiorum futuri temporis passiuorum, et significat
	59b5		137,26		book 4	4111	participiorum: " → (59b6=137,26) passivorum: " {= E 39v9}
	59b6	b	137,26	59b1	book 4	211 333	significat: do·foirṅde inrucus neich

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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. ix^b)
E: Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale, ms Latin 10290 (s. ix^c–d)
M: Milano, Biblioteca Ambrosiana, Cod. A 138 sup. (s. ix)
T: Dublin, Trinity College, ms 229 (C.1.8) (s. xi)
[ ]: 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
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

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Hertz, ed., GL II, p. 137

Book 4: De denominatiuis