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# Title: Marci Zuerii Boxhornii Originum Gallicarum Liber (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 125)
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MIARCE ZUEREE BOZHORNII
Tumido, liquido humo-JMieri, Tribulus, domus.
ribus pleno, aquoso, torpi-
do inerti, deside, ien avo
Mer forre est Humor, li-
quor; CroFer, goteru,
diferu, dadmer, mei-
eiol, mertys, merlIrI,
merherlo, merolaect,
mermerrad, merd-
deain, merri, me-
riure, merddue, mei-
Urd, (quod vid. in C al-
LOc) es Dadmer idem
Senificat quod Daclaich.
Hinc C yIIeT, l est no-
men Abaliae) Constuens.
constuvium; C rmmerau.
CVIIMIaTON. Vid. a
hinc anel. Smeare, Lini-
re uneere, madidare. Et
vid. an Mec interdum sit
Lacus, e Merrad, pl.
Doe merrdd. Aqua
stagnans, aquainers; unde
forte Anel. Mere, Lacus
Et transtatitie Meryda
hominem corpidum, iner-
tem es inavum sirnificat.
Cnard merrdd vm
MEO Y. Assolet ienavus
esse in patria.
Meradrain, Sentes juxta
aquam crescentes.
MICS, Clans, balanus.
Mectren, Robur, Quercus.
Mettis, es Mictas, est
maes untrimentus Wedd. Epala, convi-
vium.
Mevedd, en Meutedd
Opes, divitiae, possessiones
Merryd, Desidia.
M
MIOn. Canum, lurum.
Mil, Bestra; animal irra-
tionale. CNacF mil ni
wryi ei berchen T. Va
pecori quod non videt suus
Dominus. Croreu rn mil
march T. Optimum ju-
mentum equus.
Milain, Contumar, pervi-
caX.
Miloi, Canis venatieus.
NilWE, Miles,
Min, Acumen acies Ttem
Tabium, ripa Ruminis vel
maris, ora vasis aut ret
cujuscunque.
Mis, Mensis. Sic Arm. Cr
AEol. ucis. Y mis du
Mensis Lanuarius.
moguor MO.
Moceio, Iludere, irridere
Moch, Sus, poreus.
Moch, vir buan, Festi-
nans, Festinanter, cito.
NToch barn p0b chud
T. Festinum judicium cu-
jusque temerarii. MOch
drso nawEmabhirrad
F. Cito discit natationem
filius anaris. Ni moch
ddail ineA merrad. Y.
Non cito vindicat propu-
dium ionous.
Modtedd, Tnciola, pollex.
pollicis mensura.
Mordrr, annulus, lunula
Moderb chvaer tad
Amita. F. ilEam modeyB
ada T. altera mater ma
teriera bona.
ModeyD, Matrona.
Modur, Rex, dominator.
Mocl, Calous, elaber, ac-
pilis.
Mocides, Astus.
Moelrhon, Fursio, tyrsio
phocaena; phoca.
MIOCS, MOS, urbanitas. A
natus pob: dewotoe-
TaWe, T. B. c. Mancus
(vel mutilus) quisque ma-
le moratus.
Hol, Lippitudo, lema
eramae, gramia.
Moled, Rica, focale, pe-
plum.
Moloch; Inquies.
MOIIE, Verriex, nefrens,
aries castratus.
Monorhen, Intestinum,
Tilla.
MIOT. Mare, fretum. aquor,
salum.
MoctarcM, Delacus.
NOr-rudd, Marerubrum.
Morben, Promontorium.
MOrcaTM. Raia tricon.
Mordeai, Maris restuxus. V. trai
Morcuy, astuo maris
fremitus maris.
Mordwvo, e Morio, Na-
vieare. rm. Mordeist,
eo Mordeat, Nauta.
Morddwyd, Femur, se-
men.
Moreb, Porrus.
Moc-ryd, stuarium. V. rhyd
Morta. Palus, udis. Noc mors
Mortarch, Caetus piscis.
NOrFI. Anim al marinum.
ANIOL, en NTil, ani-
mal.
MorFormyn, Syrem.
MOrtean. Ccrvus marinus,
phalacrocorax.
Morsexmyn, Curees.
NorgranCC,
mere, nge
porest
an hinc Cumbri
at
Allemn
commto.
merodur
v. ren. est ligno
Midlan, Locus praetii.
ste