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Patricius, sanctus, 207, 208, 212, 230, 239. 

 I'aulus, sanctus, 222, 230, 234, 235. 

 Petrus, sanctus, 222, 230, 234, 235. 



Regumleoh 208. 



Romii 221, 222, 226, 227, 228, 229, 230, 233. 

 llonam, Ronan, 210, 221, 234. 

 Rotheii 234. 



Ruscane 209, in the plain of Cuailgne. Kooskcy 

 in Co. Louth. 



Satbanas 239. 



Scandlanus, Scanlanus, 245. 



Scotia 233, 237, Ireland. Scotia, Scocia, 



Scottia, Soctia, 207, 228, 229, 233, 234, 236, 



246, Scotland. 

 Seoti, Scotti, 221, 231, 237, the Irish. 

 Scottica gens 237, the Irish. 

 Scoticum mare orientale 221, the Irish 



Channel. 



Scottici 236, the Scotch. 



Scotigene 236, the Scotch. 



Servila, Servile, 207, 210, 211 (= Orbilej. 



Sion, Mons, 208. 



Soiro 244. 



Stanniribae 221 (= Caput litoris '-). 



Streneshulen 216, near the forest of Arderne 



in Warwickshire. 

 Strivelin 234, 236, Sterling. 

 Siul 224. 

 Surde 214, 230. 



Tannat, Taunat, Thanat, 228, 235, 236. 



Trente 230, the R. Trent. 



Triaima 210, the .\ran islands in Galway Bay. 



Uluester 208, Ulster. 



Vinnianus 238 (=Finbar). 



II. 



INDEX VEEBOEUM.' 



alins 225, 232, for aliud. 

 alleum 220, for allium (?). 

 amminiculum 209, for adminicuUim. 

 ampula 227, 231, for ampulla, 

 anachorita 228, for anachoreta. 

 ancelle 231, for ancille. 

 ancillari 245. 

 arthe 231, for arte, 

 nsumens 231, for assumens. 

 auffert 246, for aufert. 



ausus, '?s, 245. Cf. Tliesaurus Linguae 

 Latinae (s.v.). 



barones 228, 234. 



benedixio 212, 235, for benedictio. 

 )issinus 242, for byssinus. 

 'Tamum 232, or branum ; this word, not found 



elsewhere, appears to mean « tceli or ditch. 



Perhaps connected with the Spanish breiia. 



•campiolus 209, 221, n little plain. 



candilabro 244, for caudelabro. 



capitulum 220, a little head, cf. cepae capitula, 



Columella, 11, 3, 15. 

 capud 213, 216, 228, for caput, 

 'carminiculum 231, a little son</. 

 centis 244, for centum, 

 centorum 233, for centum, 

 cerevisin, cervisia, 225, 22G, 227, 228, 238, 



beer. 

 •cervisarium vasculum, 226, a small vessrl for 



holding beer. 

 cicnus 228, 232, for cycnus. 

 cogeretur 227, for logente. 

 coleiii 220, tor cuUyrii. 

 columpna, 228, 237, for columna. 

 comisceret 226, for commisoeret . 

 commata 219, for comniota. 



' The leading orthographical peculiarities of the ms. have been included in this Index. No 

 notice has, however, been taken of such common forms as adfirnmnt for affirmant, adsimilati for 

 assimilati, conlocutio for coUocutio, inplere for implore, inniensos for immensos, nichil for nihil, 

 tocius for totius, vendicat for vindieat, yninus for hymuus, &c., &'■. Words marked with an asterisk 

 do not occur in the glossary of Du Cange (ed. Henschel, 6 vols., Paris, 1840-46). 



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