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SiiÁiiiÁn, snamhan, s. m. a float; slow swimming or sailing ; creeping, crawling. SnÁiiiluAC, snamhluath, s. swift swimming. SnÁiiniijíll, snamhuighUl, s. floating, sailing. Stiaoi, snaoi, s. a bier; flowing, running; War. of C. c. c. SriAoio, snaoidh, s. hewing, chipping; a consumption. SnAOitcAcAn, snaoidheachan, s. m. a hewer. SriAoi^', snaois, s. f. a slice. SriAOii-in, snaoisin, s. f. snufl", powder, dust. SnóoipneAÓ, snaoisineadh, s. calcination. SriAOH-iniin, snaosinim, v. I reduce to powder. SnA]', snas, s. m. decency, elegancy; colour, grain; ornament, refinement, analysis; the track of a snail. SnA]'Ac, snasach, a. neat, elegant. SnA]-At), suaáad/i, s. analysis, analyzing. SnA]-AT)óii\, S7iasadoir, s. m. an analyzer, refiner. SriAi-Aini, «wasaiwi, V. I analyze; bedeck, ornament. SnAfriiAjv SHa5-"i a. neat, elegant, genteel, mitar, > dainty, ornamental, brave, SnAfCA, snasta,) gallant. SnA]-cu, snastu, s. colour. SriA^-ugAt), masiigliadh, s. ornamenting. SnÁc, siiaíh, s. Í. a thread, line, filament. SiiAc, snath, s. f food, \'ictuals. SnACA, snaiha, s. an easing, riddance of pain, grief, or trouble. SnÁcAT), snathad, s. f a needle; " t. e. i'nÁc yéc, i. e. yez i-tiÁic, i. e. zoXX piACAiwe", Cor. StiÁCA-OAcÁn, snathadaclian, s. m. a needle-case. SnÁtAt)C]ió-ó, snathadchi-odh, s. the eye of a needle. SnÁCA-oóiiA, snathadoir, s. m. a needle maker. S11ÁCA1111, snaiha'tn, v. I thread or string. SiiACAnii, siiatJtaim, v. I sup. SvÁty\iM'6&\\^,snallifuaidkail,s. pack-thread, Sh. SnoACT), sneachd, s. m. snow. "1 SneAcnA, sneaclida, SneActiAc, sneachdach, > a. snowy. SneACT>Aiiiuit-, sneachdanJtuil, ) SneAJ, sneagh, s. m. a nit. SneAJAC, sneaghach, a. full of nits. SiieAiii, tneamh, s. a nit, Sc. SneAiiiAC, sneamhacJi, a. nitty, «Sc. SneiT), S7ieidh, a. little, small; s. sadness, sorrow, vexation ; a nit, anything small. Sneij, siieigh, a. straight, direct. Stilt), stiiJh.y p Sniioe, snidhe, s. f. a tear, drop, di-ops of rain through the roof of a house ; winding, spinning. SNI SOA Sní-óeAc, snidheach, a. that droppeth; tearful, mournful. Sni-oeAU, snidheadh, s. creeping, winding. SnioiTM, snidhim, v. I drop, distil, let in water. Sni'ógiocAn, snidligiochan, s. m. a spinster; a still. Sni jini, snighim, v. I creep, drawl, glide. Sn'ijceAC, snighiheach, a. creeping. Snim, snim, pron. that; i. e. pn, 0. g. Snimce, snimche, s. grief, sadness. Snioiii, sniomh, s. sadness, hea\'iness, sorrow, anguish ; spinning, twisting, winding. SnioriiA, sniomha, s. a spindle. SnioriiACAn, sniomhachan, s. in. a spinner; spiu- aing. SnioiiiAt), sniomhadh, s. spinning, twisting, writhing. SiiioriiAit)e, sniomhaidiie, s. m. a spinner. SnioriiAim, sniomhaim, v. I spin, twist, wind ; I writhe. SriiotiiAiTi, s«iom/iain,s. curUng; a. that cuiletb. SnioifiAijie, suiomhaire, s. m. a spindle. SnioiticA, sniomhtha, part, spun, t\^-isted. Sni]-, snis, s. a duel, single combat. Snipn, snisin, s. f. snufi". Snipoc, snisiot, v. they encountered. Snó, sno, s. visage, appearance, colour. SiióÚAC, snodhach, s. m. sap, juice. SnÓ5AC, snoghach, a. beautiful, well-looking. S.noijeAtioi]!, snoigheadoir, s. m. a hewer, chipper. Snoijitii, snoigJdin, v. I hew, chip. Siioijce, snoighte, part, hewn, chipped; a. plea- sant, decent. SuuAÚ, snuadh, s. a river, brook, rill; hair of the head; colour, hue, appearance, visage; blood. " t)]ioc Aitim feoLv, piuAW Ainm T)'pui1,: 5]iic eolA]-, niAig jTolc lApi'um ; Conn Ainni ceitte lA-ii.mocA, TTujibAfo Ainiii jAC upbAxiA", For. Foe. SiiUAt)Aini, snuadhaim, v. I flow, stream. SnuAticUM]-, snuadhchlais, s. the charmel of a river. SinjAtJitiA]!, gnuadhmhar, a. well-looking. Siiuoc, snuot, s. an ear. So, so, pron. this, this here, this is; Heb., so; s. ease, rest, quiet, pleasure; a. young; in compound words it signifies goodness, fitness, aptness, or easy, equal to the English termination ble. SÓAcLsiC, soaclacJi, a. easy. SÓAt), soadh, s. a turning, returning, return ; a bed, couch ; an eclipsing. Só&-6bi^]\Aiê
soch SOCH sodi SOCH SÓAJ, soagh, a. happy, lucky, fortunate, SóajaLIiíiac, soagallmhach, a. easy of a( T. C. SÓAitce, soailce, s. a good fasHon, good manners ; men-iment, jollity. SÓAiniiine, soainmline, a. vegetative. SÓAipeAtíi, soaireamh, a. easily reckoned or counted. SÓA1]', soais, V. he returned. SÓAitneAC, soaithneach, a. easily known. SÓA1CC, soaitt, ) ^1 i 1 ^" ^^^^^ '"''^'^''^- SÓAirr.t..ii, soaiUiumh, ] Só
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AN IRISH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY, WITH C
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THE AUTHOR'S PREFACE. The great uti
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THE AUTHOR'S PREFACE. price of a si
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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS
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Franciscan Friar, a.d. 1662. The or
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ALPHABETICAL LIST, ETC. Cor., Cor.
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ALPHABETICAL LIST, ETC Uraicecht. U
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REMARKS ON THE LETTER A. the conson
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AciiiuyAn, ackinhusa7i,s. a reproof
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Aen AER ^BA AGA
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^mli AIDH îSli AIGH ArobeileAc, ai
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Aitii-óeoin, aimhdheoin, s. unwill
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AinpAC, ainfltiach, b a great price
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AIR Ai]\ceA-oAi]\ci]', airchis, s.
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AIR AIR Ail\5Í:eAC, airgtheach, s.
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AIS AIT Aij-je-ó, aisgedh, s. a de
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v\idii, aitin, s. f. a hat, a cap;
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Amh AMH AiiiA]-, amlias, s. ni. a w
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Anbh ANBH AND AnAincoi'ó, anamchoi
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Atltl ANN- ANS zeAC,anroidhteach, a
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AOI AON AoibeAl,, aoihiieal, s. f.
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Aji, ar, s. m. slaughter, destructi
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A]\iiiA]\
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A]~OA]\óin, asdarotr, s. a porter.
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Azh ATII Aull Atcox^óX), atliclwga
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REMARKS ON THE LETTER B. i is the s
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Ai BAI bAi BAI battle, conflict, sk
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Ai BAI bAi BAI bAiriTjeAl, bainsgea
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îi BAN bAii BAN DAt-tJAt-Aî, hull
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AR BAR bAii BAR bAoi]', baois, s. f
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AC BAT beA BEA bAi'bjíui'óeAC, ha
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e^ BEA beA BEA béAtt)Ac, bealbhach
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heA BEA beA BE A bé.\i\, hearlagar
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en BEN beo BEO béi'pc, beist, gen.
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it) BID biL biATDAC, biadhach, adj.
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io BIO bill BIR biolAH-cjiAJA, hiol
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lA BLA ble BLE 'blMncéAT), hlaince
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och BOCII bo-o BOD b\-0|'5Aitn, blo
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oi BOI bot BOL boigbéAt-AC-o, hoif
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OR BOR bou EOT bonn-pAii, honn-sian
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iu\ BRA btlA BRA bpAijeAC, braighea
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ne BRE bne BRE chequer, embroider,
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ne BRE bill BRI bîeifVeAC, hreisle
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uo BRO bno BRO buifeoj, briseog, se
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ftu BRU biiii BRU bi\ofnugAt), bros
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UA BUA bllA BUA bnui^cAjA, bruscar,
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uA BUA bill buAlcpAniiAC, lualchran
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un BUN bun BUN buipbokinicini, buir
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REMARKS ON THE LETTER C letters nat
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C.V5 CAG CAT CadaIcac, cadaltacli,
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CAitlec-oióce, caillech-oidhche, s
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CAI CÁii', cuts, s. f. an eye ; se
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CAl CAL c^m CAM CAlbAc, calbhach, s
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CAticÁin, cantain,3. f. speaking,
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CAomÁn, caomhan, s. a noble person
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a pagan altar ; a pile of stones ;
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CAUh CATH CEA CÁCA, cata, 9. m. ix
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CeAOUjoi-o, ceaditghadh, s. m. peii
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C&Ann]iui]-5, ceannruisg, s. m. a b
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Ce.\]\ctÁ)\, ceartlar, s. m. the c
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. cei CEI CEI ' to rise, stand; adj
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CIA CIA CeirjiAlltiA, ceitgiallna,
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Ciniiiiol, cinmhiol, s. a pictuie.
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Cifem, císíín, s. f. a basket, p
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CtA CLA cte CLE CIaoj, claogli, s.
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do CLO do CLO CliojAîCA, cliocfart
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do CLO CNA CluApiiAocÁn, cluasmhao
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CnmiiieAC, cnuimkeach, \ adj. aboun
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Cói5eAt)Ac, coigeadliach, adj. pro
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C ó:mf6e&c, coimMdheach,'^ s. m. a
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CoinmiTi, coinnimh, s. f. protectio
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cot COL col Col Coiceoip, coiteoir,
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coinli COM II cotnh COMil 's. m. a
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COITlh COMH cotnh COxMH Cóyic^\uiT
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comli COM II coinli COMH CómitiAOi
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con CON CON Cóiiicponi, comluhrom,
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Cotifoiin, coiisain, s. f. a conson
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Co)incA, corrtha, adj. weary, fatig
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CpAin, crain, s. f. a sow; a goose;
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CRe CRE cue CRE C)\eA5iiu\]\, creag
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Cnennmi, creumni,! x - ° _' . . >
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C]»ocAt), erocatl, s. barley brotl
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C]\occA5, crottag, s. a sort of plo
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CnucACATJ, cruthachadh, see c]AUCU5
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CuibeAi", cuihhens, s. decency. Cui
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CuinjeAc, cuinaeach, sec CI11115111
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cum CUM cumli CUxMH CulyAic, culpai
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Cu|\ACA, curata, adj. heroic, brave
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T), d, the third letter of the Iris
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OAlllh DAMH DAO •OaIIoj, dalloij,
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"OCA DEA DEA "OACvXjmoiiCAC, dathaq
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TJeAJfomptAC, Jeaffhshomplach, adj.
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'Oeci.pjÁn-Alc, deargan-tth, s. a
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"OeijiiieoifOAct), deighmheasdachd,
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"Oeo, dco, s. brcatli, air; adv. ev
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oib DIB DID "OiAnloi-jAt), dlanlosg
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"OniinitJeACX), dimnidheachd, s. sa
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•oio DIO DIO "Oíóip]", clioisis
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T)ío|vi-Áii, diorsan, s. m. bad n
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•olo DLO •Olll DLU "OlAirii, dl
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oovii DOFII DOI teacher, a lesson.
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oot DOL oonili DOÎH "OoinlJceiiuTD
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"OoîUvc, dorlach, s. m. a bundle,
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one DRE -one DRE "0)^]^)*, adv. An-
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"Ojiocboitl, drochhhail, s. f. ill
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Opuicoin-TnonA, druichdin-mona, s.
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"OUI DUI DUI "Oubloic, duhlihith, s
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'Oiiliwine, dukaine, s. f. a female
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e^ch EACH EAD „ . , "Í adi. mad,
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, eSi EAL e^l GAgtAi^'-CACUJA'ó, e
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eAjACA-iucriA, earca-iiicna, white
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Gaj'jaL, easgal, s. m. a sound, a n
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em EID EID 6t3ceAn5CA, edteangtha,
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eiti EIN EIR Giiii, eimh, s. f. a h
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dciotxMTii, eitiolaim, ? , t fl^' '
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v-\ FA VAbll &115TÍ1AI1', eugmhais
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V.\i V
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V, faisneachd, s. f prophesying. )-
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VAO FAO VÔ FAO pAiiAy, fanas, s. a
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VAS FAS ye A pAjipÁncA, /awania, a
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VeA FEA VeA FEA VeAj, feag, s. m. a
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Vexjh FEDH \:e^ FEI i(:e&\-&m\}A, f
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vein FEM Veo FEO V. I rest, remain
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iA FIA KU\ ViAcokl-leogAin, fiacal-
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pin FIN po FIO y^h'o, jUidh, s. m.
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V\o Viomii]i, fioinitr, s. f. tlie
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vii FLI Vobli FOBII ploiiceAiiiriA]
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Vo^h FOGH poi FOI yoriummeAciwij/od
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vol FOI vol FOI VóipceA'OAt., foir
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ÍTOl FOL vol FOL polACÁii, yb?ac/
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VOH FOR von FOR law ; cessation, ar
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V03 FOS Vouli rOTH j-'opceAc-ooiiii
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ptll FEI PKI FRI y\\eAmôcóX, frea
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VUA FUA VUA FUA y\\o-Â\m, froghaim
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pub FUB VU1 FUI puAi-gAlAitn, fiiax
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pun FUR Viir FUT y\u]\m]\ fuirnis,
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;Abh GABII 5Ae GAE gAlJAjAn, (jithh
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5A1 GAl (iAI gATnlbiii cjieiijAc, g
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5v\o GAO 5.\llcj\umpA, s. a trumpet
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5AK GAR 5.\s GAS 5A]i'bclÚT)dc, (l
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Ee^ GEA ê^ GEA geAllcA, geallta, p
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Sei GEI Sei GEI 5eAUA]i, geatar, v.
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5»b GIB 51111 GBI 5eo]-AioÁn, gco
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5'0 GIO 5IA GLA JioiiipeAnn, giomhr
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5Â GLA gle glAnpA-OAjiCAC, glanrad
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51-1 GLI 5I0 GLO glinnceAC, glinnth
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snA GNA 51111 GNU 5nÁcbéiJ]\l-A,
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501 GOI 5011 ôileA-ó, goileadh, s
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^ÎA GRA SIM GRA 5]i'-wt)An, gradhd
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5tie GRE 5iie GRE 5]ieAm-Tn Alone,
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sni GRI 5U0 GRO 5t"nneAT), grinnead
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5«^ GUA 5«i GUI JuAipfjeAc, guair
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REMARKS ON THE LETTERS H AND I. is
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u\s IAS i-oli IDH lA)inói]i, iarno
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ITTOh IMDH Ini, Í7n, s. f. butter;
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Ill-oil IXDII i"5 ING InÁicijce, i
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Innilc, iimilt, s. f. a handmMd. Ii
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lolcoiiiAccAc, iolehomhachtach, a.
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1onTÓO]AUf, iomd/wrus, s. the lint
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1onAol
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lonniÂC, ionnsach, a. sorrowful, f
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iruli ITTÍI lUS 1]-le, isle, a. lo
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I tA5 LAG lu\ Lo\.y^.^yjadornas, \
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IvMiih LAMH tAtI LAN Laicij, laitli
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lAS LAS leA tAoi-oeOkt), laoicUiead
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teA LEA tes LEA Lei-vJAiin, leaglia
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\.eA LEA lei LEI LeAcciMtiiine, lea
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lei leo LEO teij-se, leisoe, s. slo
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tibh LIBH tin LIN LiAj, Hag, see le
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Itdi LITH lobli I.OBH Liotin, lionn
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torn LOIR lom LOM LoiceAC, loicheac
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tos LOS lllA LUA toiic, lore, s. m.
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tub LUB LUT) LUD ttióCA-ó, luatJi
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lUf LUÍ lus LUS Lmiiiin, liiimin,
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tus LUS tiich LUTII 'Lu]--iiAn-lôc
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IlKVoll MADH 11UV5 MAG 11K\cnAi*men
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inAilliuÂTÓ, mailliugliadh, s. an
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11K\iói-o, maloid, s. f. a flail,
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IllAociiieipcnit), maot/imheirtnidh
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inACAi|\-bAi]~oe, matliair-baisde,
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ITIeAiigAC, meannacli, a. crafty, d
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llleil-opeAc, meildreach, s. m. a k
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mich MICH inigli MIGII ITIiATiAc, m
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llliiiie^^-ApjiTDA, mimheasarrdha,
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•mioouileAT), miodhtdleadk, s. a
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MIO 111 ioi-c«M]-, mioscais, s. f.
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in 01 MOI MOI 111océi]\i5, nioceir
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! 111on5buiT)eokC, monghhuidheach,
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imix)h MUDII MUI fnuokl, mual, s. m
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inut MUL MUN 111ui|i5|iini, muirtjr
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REMARKS ON THE LETTER N. tl 13 the
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tlAO NAO NAS llAoimi, Naoimhi, > S.
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neAtiiACTiAC, neamhi'tjirnck, a. im
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YieA NEA NEI lleAriiciiuAilleAt), n
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neimeAgnui'óe, neimheagnuiJhe, a.
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ni5li NIO nu\, nia, s. a sister's s
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lloifeAc, noiseack, s. a noble pers
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occ oco OEN ObAm-ceAi\T)Aitiuil,, o
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015Í1 OIGH Olt OIL Oi-óe..\cc, oi
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OipTinijiiTi, o'rdnighim, v. I arra
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Ol,tÁpn'iA|A, oUarmhar, s. m. a gr
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0]inAÍ5)iTi, ornahjhim, v. I adorn
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REMARKS ON THE LETTER P. was afterw
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peeircleach, a. having large jaws.
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pio PIO pic PIT p\mê, piniie, \ s.
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poi POI pon roN p'iúc'S-ó, plucha
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pne PRE pni PRI Plu\i]'eAC-nc\-riA]
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ptll PUI pus PUS P]\ucLai^', prucli
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Uá^ RAG RAI TlACAineAct), racairea
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llÁiiiAini, ramhaim, v. I row; tra
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ne^ REA nejk REA ReAC, reach, s. m.
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REI ReACA, reatka, s. running, raci
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•ReotcAc, reoleac, \ ^' Keo-clcAC
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ni5li RIGH nin RIN Kib, /ii/i, prep
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Page 460 and 461: scl SCL SCO SCO SciopiOAfn, sciorda
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Page 464 and 465: seA SEA seA SEA SeAcloc, seachloc,
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Page 470 and 471: SeiîtufeAC, seirbhiseach, s. m. a
Page 472 and 473: S5A SGA S5.V SGA SjA^-cpoió, sgafi
Page 474 and 475: sge SGE sse SGE SgACAiii, sgatliamh
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Page 478 and 479: SSK SGR S51I SGR SgnAbAU, sgrahadh,
Page 480 and 481: Sibil SIBH Sll SIL SiACA-ó, siacha
Page 482 and 483: SiobAÂc, siobhasach, a. frantic, f
Page 484 and 485: Sioj'mA, siosma, s. a schism ; wlii
Page 486 and 487: StA SLA StA SLA SL&bAipe, slahaire,
Page 488 and 489: sli SLI SlO SLO SLijeAWOip, slighea
Page 490 and 491: SméApcói]!, smearthoir, s. m. a c
Page 494 and 495: Socon]iA-ó, soclionradh, s. cheapn
Page 496 and 497: SOI SOI sor conspicuous, evident, a
Page 498 and 499: sop SOP SOR SoiTiuince, somhuinte,
Page 500 and 501: sp
Page 502 and 503: spo SPO spn SPR Spiocóg, spiothog,
Page 504 and 505: S]\ s. snorintT. "^ SjiAntiAiL, sra
Page 506 and 507: srA STA STE ScAOAijeAC, stadaigheac
Page 508 and 509: SCíl STR SCtl STU ScjAAicéin, str
Page 510 and 511: SUA SUA SUD kind, gracious, obligin
Page 512 and 513: sul SUL SUN Stiil,tfiijie, suilmhir
Page 514 and 515: REMARKS ON THE LETTER T. letter r,
Page 516 and 517: C^^bÁil, taahhail,! n i TAI TAI :l
Page 518 and 519: TAI nAi]\eAt), tairead, s. baseness
Page 520 and 521: CAt TAL tcaI TAL TAice, taite, s. a
Page 522 and 523: CAnjniAiijAt), tavgmaiiijadhjji. a
Page 524 and 525: UAU TAR T:
Page 526 and 527: ^rli TATH TEA T:
Page 528 and 529: ceA TEA TEA UeAjiiiAifCAc, teagmhai
Page 530 and 531: TTeAi'cúJAt», teasiughadh, s. exp
Page 532 and 533: TEO T7eirneA]-AC, ieithneasach, a.
Page 534 and 535: it TIL CI 111 TLM CíjeAnnATÍitAC'
Page 536 and 537: no TIO TIG TTioju'p, tioghus, s. a
Page 538 and 539: CÍA TLA rlti TLU Cipc, tisith, a.
Page 540 and 541: Cócmi, tochur, s. m. a causeway; s
Page 542 and 543:
Coi|\cim-i'UAiti, ioirchim-sicain,
Page 544 and 545:
con TOR rou TOR CÓ11, ton, s. f. t
Page 546 and 547:
ation. UoccoiiiUA, totchomliua, s.
Page 548 and 549:
îeAtTiAm , treamham, prep, andpron
Page 550 and 551:
CR1 TRI TRO rp'ToeAnjAc, trideangac
Page 552 and 553:
Cjioi'lójAC, troslogach, a. limpmg
Page 554 and 555:
, ; UuAic, tiiaith, s f. a territor
Page 556 and 557:
tíi TUI TUI Uuitiop, tuiliop, s. u
Page 558 and 559:
TUR TTutjlATi, tulylan, s. a handso
Page 560 and 561:
REMARKS ON THE LETTER U. in the Iri
Page 562 and 563:
11 Aril ucli UCH Uaitiacxi, vamacli
Page 564 and 565:
till UIL uitnli Ui j-oeAÍi, uighde
Page 566 and 567:
uU ULL UMA lb' '"^y» I s. ijj_ wat
Page 568 and 569:
UKCh URCH UK5 URG V]\«., ura, a. c
Page 570 and 571:
UHl'AtiAc, ursanach, s. m. a doorke
Page 573 and 574:
SUPPLEMENT Abt ABL ACO AGO -A, a he
Page 575 and 576:
At)bo, ADbontiAji .1. ii]iyo5upcA]A
Page 577:
— Alt AIL AIN Aijen, the sea. " A
Page 580 and 581:
uippe, on her; cocuja-ó tog Aiê,
Page 582 and 583:
Airli AITH AtÁ ALA Masters, 1554,"
Page 584 and 585:
AW A AKA Anbh ANBH Aliter. bicAni,.
Page 586 and 587:
Ao, an car. See ó, " ao quasi an a
Page 588 and 589:
AUU ARR ARU 1129, and 1602. Here ar
Page 590 and 591:
Azh ATH AUR cais, fol. 244 and sequ
Page 592 and 593:
hA^ bAn \)AÍle riA coilieAt), now
Page 594 and 595:
ei BEI bes BES port tliem. ' Honos
Page 596 and 597:
oi BOI bos BOS blÁipte : ciiAiin b
Page 598 and 599:
ni btio BRO eAm ceon". Keating, in
Page 600 and 601:
— — ; biíi BUI CACh CACH t)uAi
Page 602 and 603:
itself, or between two or more terr
Page 604 and 605:
north of the county of Limerick, th
Page 606 and 607:
CeAtiriAib : " oiceoA'L rio cetroAi
Page 608 and 609:
Cécoi]i; yo cerói|t, at once, for
Page 610 and 611:
Cl>A CLA Ctl CLI Cicne, what? quali
Page 612 and 613:
CnÁtii-coilt, now cle-coill (incor
Page 614 and 615:
C01 COI COI Coiccíjei-, a fortnigl
Page 616 and 617:
cot COL COM Coircen-OAi-o, tliey co
Page 618 and 619:
CO mil of complicity. Egert. 88. C.
Page 620 and 621:
Con]ienrA: " 1]' é connenjA fLMc A
Page 622 and 623:
cno CRO CRU Clare. Ci\u\ci\ac is tl
Page 624 and 625:
Cull O'SluAifce, in the parish of T
Page 626 and 627:
uecAib emu ajA]' cuiitic\|ica", let
Page 628 and 629:
o centJAicVi, riA cuiAti Annoci tia
Page 630 and 631:
"Oeicbiiie, of design; "cm oeicbi]i
Page 632 and 633:
.DIN "Oitp, inherent right; right o
Page 634 and 635:
"OioiiAi'c, •oijiAic, lawful; " -
Page 636 and 637:
"Oocliiufo, indecor. Z. i. 199. "Oo
Page 638 and 639:
" t)]\en5
Page 640 and 641:
on the summit of the western divisi
Page 642 and 643:
eúti EAN eAS EAS eokgniAcc, écniA
Page 644 and 645:
eiT) EID EIN DiA mbu cumA ebipc aja
Page 646 and 647:
without refusing right, or jubtice.
Page 648 and 649:
VA1 FAI Vwn FAN Ai]-ic loon injm in
Page 650 and 651:
\:eA FEA FCA FEA " "Oiin'iMi beic 1
Page 652 and 653:
\:e\ FEI veil FER péjAii, is seen,
Page 654 and 655:
V1 11 po FIO cut out of every wood
Page 656 and 657:
pocli FOCH VO5I1 FOGH -An po]\ (^Y
Page 658 and 659:
i:oi FOI pot FOL ôijAcpeti, to loo
Page 660 and 661:
VOH FOR von FOR dens pro dente\ H.
Page 662 and 663:
VKe FRE Vn^ Breac. fol. 14, b. a. "
Page 664 and 665:
pui FUI VU1 FUl oit) ju •oecniATo
Page 666 and 667:
5Ab1l GABH sâ GAL Gobhae faciebat
Page 668 and 669:
5M GIA 511 GIU tAili .1. jeoillcA n
Page 670 and 671:
5ot GOL sue GRE gUinpiAidie, a glos
Page 672 and 673:
ginn, wounding or mutilating a dead
Page 674 and 675:
506, fol. 52, a, I; H. 5. 15; O'D.
Page 676 and 677:
loniAiiieAj; "lotnAijieAj ITIoriA C
Page 678 and 679:
^\ihh lUBH tAI LAI H. 2. 15, p. 58
Page 680 and 681:
tCA teA LEA LeAC, an act or deed wh
Page 682 and 683:
t-15 LIG tm LIU ' tii-beó". Book o
Page 684 and 685:
Lotij^bjionn, the enslform cartilag
Page 686 and 687:
IIIac foipce. C. 2740. See niAc ooi
Page 688 and 689:
tAinn, ju nun]\biub--pA cufu iriAni
Page 690 and 691:
milium, active, energetic. O'D. 286
Page 692 and 693:
of Ireland relating to the sea. Cor
Page 694 and 695:
11eic1i, used for the genitive of n
Page 696 and 697:
ogu OGU Oil OIL fluiceAp .1. 0iiiT)
Page 698 and 699:
OTIS ORG pel PEl on An cujiuf hipn
Page 700 and 701:
R«\uVl RATH KAUh RATH C. 2160. " p
Page 702 and 703:
nin RIN nodi Rocri Dunraven, a town
Page 704 and 705:
ÍlUÍDll Kui:)ii RUI tlie paiish o
Page 706 and 707:
SAinh pAic." Nigri et albi i.e. bon
Page 708 and 709:
Four Masters, 1434. " O po Aipj 111
Page 710 and 711:
Sec, that which, just as; the posit
Page 712 and 713:
egis Loigairi Ethne Alba et Fedeira
Page 714 and 715:
into"', 1242; " i'luijeA-ó nióp",
Page 716 and 717:
" S]\ubl
Page 718 and 719:
Cor- Glos. in voce Ope. " l/An>.\T
Page 720 and 721:
AtiiAii, a trunk of a tree; an infe
Page 722 and 723:
o. CeAiiioîii-îij, in the parisli
Page 724 and 725:
U15 p|\écAin, a crow's house. Rawl
Page 726 and 727:
ogh TOGH TOI CobAinj, he distrains.
Page 728 and 729:
" 111 cAob rolt-Aip'be tAob înn Co
Page 730 and 731:
Rawlinson, 506, fol. 21 b, a; Cat.
Page 732 and 733:
genus vestis pretiosissimae ; alite
Page 734 and 735:
tlAilbe; "iiAitbe A-^&y ucniAille,
Page 736 and 737:
WKO URD 11 Ul URL Xmx) -objit) A ni
Page 740:
^m mm ^áí ^\X
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