Archaeologia Cantiana volume 8
Archaeologia Cantiana volume 8
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Is, — I think the value was the same in both languages. I. 4, 0. E. OS, G. A7is. This rune has the form of the 0. E. Cesc, but it would be a serious error to transcribe it ce. The O. E. Rune is IV. 2 ; this is I. 4, the correspondent of the O. E. And N. Ds, of which the value was o. The Gothic equi- valent of this word, ans, suggests a^ as the phonetic value of this rune in the futhorc before us. II. 4. 0. E, gem-, G. Jer. This rune is the fifteenth in Wul- fila^s alphabet, and the sound was th...e same as that of the cor- responding 0. E. Rune ; but in these inscriptions its value was certainly an a, and we must suppose that its name was ar in the dialect of these inscriptions, as in the Norse futhorc. In two inscriptions the form is varied, ^A and i/\, the latter re- sembling its correspondent in the Charnay futhorc, to be noticed in the sequel. The Norse form, +, is nearly the same as on a scramasax found in the Thames. By writing the rune ing, III. 6, upright instead of horizontally, some confusion is caused in one inscription.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Is, — I think the value was the same in both languages. I. 4, 0. E. OS, G. A7is. This rune has the form of the 0. E. Cesc, but it would be a serious error to transcribe it ce. The O. E. Rune is IV. 2 ; this is I. 4, the correspondent of the O. E. And N. Ds, of which the value was o. The Gothic equi- valent of this word, ans, suggests a^ as the phonetic value of this rune in the futhorc before us. II. 4. 0. E, gem-, G. Jer. This rune is the fifteenth in Wul- fila^s alphabet, and the sound was th...e same as that of the cor- responding 0. E. Rune ; but in these inscriptions its value was certainly an a, and we must suppose that its name was ar in the dialect of these inscriptions, as in the Norse futhorc. In two inscriptions the form is varied, ^A and i/\, the latter re- sembling its correspondent in the Charnay futhorc, to be noticed in the sequel. The Norse form, +, is nearly the same as on a scramasax found in the Thames. By writing the rune ing, III. 6, upright instead of horizontally, some confusion is caused in one inscription.
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