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# Title: Marci Zuerii Boxhornii Originum Gallicarum Liber (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 125)
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O. R YO TNES .CY ALLICR.
id est. Nivium montes dicuntur; quae a terra filiorum Conani
paulatim incrementa suscipiunt, e prope Decannuy in Borcam
Se procendune, contra Nsonam vero turribus aereis nimis enor-
miter ulque ad nubes excrescune, sub silentio non TUnEprater-
cunda. Tantae liquidem de tam immen (ae quantieatis esse pertri-
bentur ut antiquo proverbio dici soleat; Sicut Monaminsulam
hominibus in annona, sc Prrri in pascuis, coactis in unum armen-
tis omnibus, tori Wallix sufficere pose.
Fst Fons non procul à Ruchlan in provincia de Tegengel.
quem non bistancum dic nacurali, more marino, vicissim, se d cre.
bro dicbus X noctibus nunc undis defcere, nunc Cxuberare cer-
cum cA. Idemretere Trocus Pompejus, quod Caramantum est
Oppidum, in quo fons cbullic, qui ricissim nocte dieque triget de
Fervet. Multis itaque mane ad Christi obsequium allectis, ad
Pauperculam sedis Lancluensis ccclesiam parum inde distantem
transirimus, ubi ee missa ab Archiepiscopo celebrata iter incon-
tinenti agoressi sumus, de per diritem venam Fructuosum que ar-
genti scrurinium, ubi pecuniam Ccrutando icum est in viscera ter-
restranseuntes, in cellula de Basimverk pernoctarimus. In crasti-
no vero lonsum rirumque per loca Sabulum non absque For-
minine permeantes, silresria de Coleshulle, id elt, carbonis colle,
2d extra reliquius.
Haec Crraldus. Ouemadmodum aurem ex iis, quae hactenus
inmedium a nobis allata lune, abunde liquet, veterum (,2I10-
rum Bricannorumque sermonem haud mulcum divertum fuisse,
ita hujus rei origines accurarius rimanti dubium relinquitur, a
Bricanni suum a Callis acceperine, an conera Cralli suum Britan-
nis debeant. Callos in proximam Bricanniam erajecisle, eique
Termonem suum dedisse, suspicatur Pacitus, cujus verba Cx
Aoricola Vitajam recitata sunt, neque hicreperere necesse eAt.
Nec absimile vero ridetur, continentem Calliae ante Bricannix
insulam fuisse habitatum. Sed dere obscura plane de incertani-
hil cemere astirmarerim. Constac interim ex Faciro, antiguis,
qui Calliam e Briranniam habicarerune, populis ejuldem serma-