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# Title: Marci Zuerii Boxhornii Originum Gallicarum Liber (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 125)
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MIAR CF ZUER EE BOXHOR HTY
nis ulum fuisse, e ex Crraldo, Bricannici reliquias in Cambria,
aue Wallia, nunc quoque conserrari. Sed de id admonere
hoc loco visum, Galliae et Wallia vocabula, Cola dialecto, sve
diversa pronunciandi e scribendirarione, esse diverta.
Rerera enim sunt cadem. WV sive V de C, pro dialectorum ra-
rierate, Facile dx Frequenter permutantur. Ieaiidem populi Cral-
lixe Pascones e Gascones, aut Guascones dicuntur. Getae veteribus ap-
Dellantur, qui nunc svetae, aut Sueti, de quibus alibi plura. Civerra e
Werra, pro bello, promiscue lesitur apud posterioris laculi scri
PEOreS. Sic Galli d Walli, unum idemquenomen. Neque aliter
qui Beloium CFallicum hodie incolunepopuli, de Gallorum ser-
MONC UEuNEUE, W ali, aut W alli Belois appellantur. Idem eAt, aC I
dixeris, Galli. Dui enim aliam ejus nominis originem aut lignif-
cationem promune, nugantur. Accedie, quod huc inprimis ta-
cit, Wallos Bricannixe, quibus recustissima Britannorum, de sC
etiam Crallorum, quia utraque, uc iam octendimus, cadem, man-
Sic, in antiquis fcriprisnon W allos, led Galos, aut Gallos disertim no-
minari. Fidem Facere porsune Clorre, quibus in foro Anglorum
recepta antiqua vocabula quaedam e Anglorum ee Crallorum
linoua exponuntur. In his Anglis Wales, qui Callis Gales, diser-
tim dicuntur. Onum ex iis peritum exemplum nunc (ufecerit.
Fitulus est; Marches. In eo Anolice legitur; Warches be iBe
bonnos andlimits Becroirt uB and WV a L B s, Iocalleo cieter
Ceom ehe Bermans Woeo, March, mhict cigniliee a troucire
DzborDers oz elle Fromthe French wozo, Marq. Ihac is eo Tan
aligne ortotien oE Diltinetion, thele BeingtBe nocorious di
dinccions ot cluo Dibero conntrieo: CTallice autem; M arches
sont les limits entre nouse C, A LF S, issint appels ou del parol Germa-
nois, March, que sionisie limitem, ou del parol Francois, Marq, cest a
sçavoire, un siene del distinction, ceux eunts le notorious distinctions de
deux divers recions. Romanorum sermone AC reddas; Marcae
sunt limites inter nos e Galos, (Ita Callica vertio. Anglica haber:
Wales, sic dicti vel à vocabulo Germanico March, quod limitem senifi-
cat, aut Gallico, Marq, quomodo liguum, sive id quod discrimen osten-
did