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# Title: Marci Zuerii Boxhornii Originum Gallicarum Liber (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 125)
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ORTOTNES CF ALETCA.
Turgens ce cuntus ex arena collis. Grammatici enim, qui il
Similicudine taenix sive Fascixe, quae de ramia Cirxecis dicieur, ejus-
modi aegeres id nomen habere volunt, more suo nugantur. A
communi Craecis, CFallis, Britannis, Cermanis aliisque populis
origine, Serthicanempe, haectam cognata de similia, ut plane
eadem videantur, vocabula Auxere. Oua dere alibi commodior
erit ac ex proterso dicendi locus. Id enim modo probandum
hic erat, ex jam haud dubic probarimus, Duni, aut Douni nomen
vecus Crallicum ab illis ipsis Britannis agnosci, qui vecustis
Sim2 lingua Britannica hodie adhiuc uruntur. Neque alirer Soldurius
Teleres habet in roce Solauri. F.s illavetus Callica, de derorum
ducimilicem signiticat. Sed de Britannica eAt, neque aliud nOTAE.
In Lexico Britannico; Sandiur, sire Saoudiour, miles, bellator.
Idem eroo, quod soldurius. Nomen haud dubie factum a Sand,
quod ijsdem Britannis praelium bellum, constictum, (ignifICaL. 5ol-
liers  Soiders, Germanis milites dicuntur. Plura de his alibiin
ipso hoc opere exponemus. Hlorum nunc meminisse debuimus.
quia ehorum modo Turnebus meminie, de in retellenda ejus
sententia hic sumus. Accedune d alia. Caetera enim omnia, no.
res de instituea cam publica, quam privata, eadem utrique senti
fuere. Fadem dignicacum de munerum nomina. Noci sunt C52I. Druidae
lorum lacerdores, Druidae dicti; noci de eodem nomine sunt
Bricannorum. Oui a Craeco aous originem pecune, Falli mox
Octendam. Lexicon Bricannicum; Dermiddon (ita Peribune; Pro-
nunCiaNE autem Deroupadon) Sapientes, Vaces. Sunt Crallis Poetae Bardi.
Barai dicti, (unt _ Bricannis. Idem Lexicon; Barad, Pocta,
Propheta: Paradas, Historia, Poetica. Sed de his plura in sc-
quentibus dicenda Cunt. Ec veritaris Audiolis hand dubie hac
in parte a nobis abunde nunc latistactum cA. Si enim cogno-
Icende Capientiae Druidum de disciplinae gracia, quam Britannica
linoua Druidae eradebane, in Britanniam olim Calli Philosophi,
aue Capientixe Audioli, profecti Cunr, uc memorar omni exceptio-
ne major, ee Crallicarum vicinarum que Bricannicarum rerum
haud dubie peritissimus Cxelar; si etiam Callorum Britanno