Contractions in Early Latin Minuscule Mss
Contractions in Early Latin Minuscule Mss
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Vienna 903), h *haec* (e.g. London Add. ii,88o\ In Brussels loi 27-41 I have noted *huius' expressed by the symbol used in the Notae Juris, hul (along with the usual hui' without contraction-stroke ; see § 3 ' us ') ; the Irish hs only in St. Gall 225.
homo. The contraction by * suspension ' horn represents ' hominem * (e.g. in Oxford, Lat. Th. d. 3, beside homi *homini'), * homines ' (e.g. Munich 6330 ; Carlsruhe Reich. 99, on fol. 45 r.). (Cf. om *omnis,' ' omnes,* 'omnem,' etc., below.) The ...Irish contractions (see Part II, § 2) are also used; ho, e.g. London, Add. 18,332 (from Carinthia), Munich 6330 ; o h (without contraction-stroke), e.g. Rome, Vat. Reg, 221.
ideo ido (sic) I have noted in Berne 263 (on fol. 67 r ).
id est. For the symbol ide (with contraction-stroke over the a or traversing the shaft of the ^), which also represents * idem ' *, we find in some early minuscule MSS. id (with contraction- stroke traversing the shaft; e.g. in Leyden 67 F, Carlsruhe Reich. 99) or merely -i* (without contraction-stroke; e.g.
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Vienna 903), h *haec* (e.g. London Add. ii,88o\ In Brussels loi 27-41 I have noted *huius' expressed by the symbol used in the Notae Juris, hul (along with the usual hui' without contraction-stroke ; see § 3 ' us ') ; the Irish hs only in St. Gall 225.
homo. The contraction by * suspension ' horn represents ' hominem * (e.g. in Oxford, Lat. Th. d. 3, beside homi *homini'), * homines ' (e.g. Munich 6330 ; Carlsruhe Reich. 99, on fol. 45 r.). (Cf. om *omnis,' ' omnes,* 'omnem,' etc., below.) The ...Irish contractions (see Part II, § 2) are also used; ho, e.g. London, Add. 18,332 (from Carinthia), Munich 6330 ; o h (without contraction-stroke), e.g. Rome, Vat. Reg, 221.
ideo ido (sic) I have noted in Berne 263 (on fol. 67 r ).
id est. For the symbol ide (with contraction-stroke over the a or traversing the shaft of the ^), which also represents * idem ' *, we find in some early minuscule MSS. id (with contraction- stroke traversing the shaft; e.g. in Leyden 67 F, Carlsruhe Reich. 99) or merely -i* (without contraction-stroke; e.g.
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