Keltic Researches; Studies in the History And Distribution of the Ancient Goidelic Language And Peoples
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balneo' {id.
250).
Latin stems in -ori- (like tai>or) represent earlier -osi-, and The Amelie-les-Bains tablets i6i Goidelic does not change intervocalic s to r. Stokes has told us that siur (= Lat. soror i.e. sosor) 'points ... to a proto- celtic-^r: cf. ^pdrwp' (Bezzenberger's5^zVrǤ-^, XI. 87). But it is practically certain to me that we see here a rustic Latin coinage or survival, lavor being to lavare as amor, clamor, error, sonor, sudor, to corresponding verbs in -are. For Romance derivat...ives of lavor see p. i8i.
Line 2. illius. Cf. Lat. illius.
si. Cf. Latin si, 'if,' Biturigan si, 0-if! (p. 114), and Pictavian se, ' since ' (p. 141).
rogesi. The Cef are ligatured. Cf. Lat. roges. The i (elided or slurred in the metre before the following vowel) is probably the Ir. suffixed pronoun i='him ', ' her ', (ace.) ' it ' : see Windisch, Worterb., and Zeuss-Ebel, 1088.
\e\s. Cf. ' Gaulish ' es- in Es-cingos &c. (see Holder), Irish dss-, from original eks='L.z.t. ex (Stokes, 36).
qua.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
balneo' {id.
250).
Latin stems in -ori- (like tai>or) represent earlier -osi-, and The Amelie-les-Bains tablets i6i Goidelic does not change intervocalic s to r. Stokes has told us that siur (= Lat. soror i.e. sosor) 'points ... to a proto- celtic-^r: cf. ^pdrwp' (Bezzenberger's5^zVrǤ-^, XI. 87). But it is practically certain to me that we see here a rustic Latin coinage or survival, lavor being to lavare as amor, clamor, error, sonor, sudor, to corresponding verbs in -are. For Romance derivat...ives of lavor see p. i8i.
Line 2. illius. Cf. Lat. illius.
si. Cf. Latin si, 'if,' Biturigan si, 0-if! (p. 114), and Pictavian se, ' since ' (p. 141).
rogesi. The Cef are ligatured. Cf. Lat. roges. The i (elided or slurred in the metre before the following vowel) is probably the Ir. suffixed pronoun i='him ', ' her ', (ace.) ' it ' : see Windisch, Worterb., and Zeuss-Ebel, 1088.
\e\s. Cf. ' Gaulish ' es- in Es-cingos &c. (see Holder), Irish dss-, from original eks='L.z.t. ex (Stokes, 36).
qua.
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