The Aspirate, Or, the Use of the Letter 'h' in English, Latin, Greek And Gaelic
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xxi. 38) and ' Erodyanys' for ' Hero- dians' (Matt. xxii. 16). Geraldus Cambrensis gives us 'omelia' for ' homelia '(v. p. 122) and 'Eraclis' for ' Heraclis ' (v. p. 220).
And yet there is a distinct tendency to add Ercules Wynton, i. p. 46 Omere (Homer) )) P- 3 Omely }> p. 10 Ebron >j p. 12 Erbys (herbs) >) P- 13 Omage )) P- 25 Ayre (heir) I) P- 25 Ost (host) )j p. 29 Oreb (Horeb) j» P- 39 Agarenes (Hagarenes) J) p. 40 Yppon (Hippo) jj P-47 Ungary )j P- SO Ellady (Hellas) I) P-So Ebrewe II P-6...S Occasionally Wynton makes a mistake in a native name ; for he writes ' Kyngorne ' for ' Kinghorn ' (ii. p. 38). 'Tyribus,' the ancient slogan of the men of Hawick, is supposed to be ' Tyr haeb us,' ' Tyr keep us,' Tyr being a heathen god (Murray's Dialect of the Southern Counties of Scotland, p. 18).
THE ASPIRATE 83 the ' h ' in some Scriptural names ; thus, ' Eli ' is ' Heli' in Grostete's Letters (p. 53); Elijah in the Chronicle of Wilton (p. 26), is ' Helye,' and in Grostete's Letters (p. 133) ' Helias ' ; ' Elisha ' is made to take the ' h ' by Geraldus Cambrensis (iv.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
xxi. 38) and ' Erodyanys' for ' Hero- dians' (Matt. xxii. 16). Geraldus Cambrensis gives us 'omelia' for ' homelia '(v. p. 122) and 'Eraclis' for ' Heraclis ' (v. p. 220).
And yet there is a distinct tendency to add Ercules Wynton, i. p. 46 Omere (Homer) )) P- 3 Omely }> p. 10 Ebron >j p. 12 Erbys (herbs) >) P- 13 Omage )) P- 25 Ayre (heir) I) P- 25 Ost (host) )j p. 29 Oreb (Horeb) j» P- 39 Agarenes (Hagarenes) J) p. 40 Yppon (Hippo) jj P-47 Ungary )j P- SO Ellady (Hellas) I) P-So Ebrewe II P-6...S Occasionally Wynton makes a mistake in a native name ; for he writes ' Kyngorne ' for ' Kinghorn ' (ii. p. 38). 'Tyribus,' the ancient slogan of the men of Hawick, is supposed to be ' Tyr haeb us,' ' Tyr keep us,' Tyr being a heathen god (Murray's Dialect of the Southern Counties of Scotland, p. 18).
THE ASPIRATE 83 the ' h ' in some Scriptural names ; thus, ' Eli ' is ' Heli' in Grostete's Letters (p. 53); Elijah in the Chronicle of Wilton (p. 26), is ' Helye,' and in Grostete's Letters (p. 133) ' Helias ' ; ' Elisha ' is made to take the ' h ' by Geraldus Cambrensis (iv.
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