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Barbarorum incurlio, e colonia Frequentes, hodi-
ernam progenverum rernaculam Crraecam: de qu’a
Bellonus, lib. T. cap. 3. Omnes promilcue idiomace
Joquuntur, ex receri corrupto; led alii aliisornacio
re: corum camen rocabula majorem habene attini-
carem cum lesitimo Ciraco idiomate, quam Iralica
rocescum Latinis. Sic Anglica lingua, maxumead
recerem Baxonicam accedic; sed camen Francici de
vecustissimi Bricannici lermonismulea habet. Durct.
cap. 74. fol. 873. Tlaceciam occasione naca fuere al-
lica, Iralica, ex Hlispanica lingua. Rquidem Galli-
cam, leu Prancicam quod adcince, ejus naciricacis MachiarelI.
Occalionincquem odo diutiusimmorari placet. SFa- liV. I. POTanUS
bo, quistoruic sub Angulto e Tiberio; Grallosnegat org.
Csedicendos ulera Barbaros, mucarosjam in Roma-
F
num morem d lingua d vica, quoldam e cirili gu- ball. c. 2. Tul.
bernatione. Jurenalis Satyr. 15. 2 ers. 28.
Galliacansidicos docuit facunda eritannos.
lustrem hanc, ee locuplerem maxume provinciam in
Imperii Romani, rariae Cermaniea nationes, diver- So. m. ol
sistemporibus rexarunt: Franci aucem (propriis ex
origine lua ledibus, aegi ab ulcimis Barbarix lictori-
bus arulli. Panceyr. Constant. Magni: late Rhenan. lib. T.
Reinecc. inpraefat. Poet. incerti, de vit a Carol. Magni.) pC-
nicuseam lubegerunt, ex Romanis ademerunt. Scd
cum regionem hanclatevatentem, Pranci nec rere
ribus spoliare colonis, mulco minusnoris incolisre
plere Cralliam quirene: in unam una cum callis coa-
luerunesentem; idq; Factum aulpiciis Merorei, qui
Callos e Francos in unum corpusredegit. Girard. I.
hist. de France. fol. 19. Ec fol. 33. POstCFIAM NOMICI VeCUS
Callia amise, illudque rictoris populi astumpsIc:
Girard. fol. 39. e Childericus primus, a Callis simut
dc
hist. Florent.
2c.
500. FIOrO-
MMIan. Franco.
Cxl. Scaliger.
in exist in prae-
at. in exercit.
esaur. 10.