Excerpt from De Aeschylo Vocabulorum Inventore Commentatio<br/><br/>Multa etiam huius generis grammaticorum in has res studio citata ad nos perve'nerunt: daxà dweog Sicula vox pro a:?aygog fr. 273 (hermaqni: neque adscribam testimonia grammaticorum illi citata) cui addà potest &gpot mi nawpaz Pr. 616 modo v. Valkenarii ep. Ad rov. P. 49. K xa1a fr. 172 Hes. Roi taizy et và poglg fr. 171 Hes. Xevq', à rrsgvys'w; videntur Phrygia vocabula esse sunt enim ex fabula. Niche nisi forte alterum potins corruptis et obscuratis vocalibus dictum censeamus pro à 'pozgog, ut xav3v'lq fr. 234 pro xovdzà lq (1188. Tdg loyyaà l'w fr.114 pro 1à yyaà cm, aà nusw fr. 293 pro nnsw, fortasse etiam à gonwug fr. 396 quod iam ah antiquis qui basdam habebatur pro Homerica voce fisgopo'iug barbare pronuntiata. Avet fiona; fr. 299 Anecd. Bekk. P. 464 9 to avg: u&e'amv 3112 toi taxà wg mà 'toà za, 01311 01116 15; aà à gag 8mà xara uva ?aq?aqmo'v à à enn Xalcpaà ò'ag fr. 405 tà Baà xxag. Hoc tamen Hermannus scribi! Xa1upaà ùg i. E. Lawivestes; qnodsi hoc rectum est, graecum etit neque vero barbarum. I  rqlov fr. 43 td à 'pyoroy xaà 01311 à eltqlov (hoc igitur minime ah à ecà vm derivandum). Di acga ò'qug fr. 51 Hes. Q' Judi} cf. Lobeck paral.-p. 42. Nagaà ; re di ; fr. 409 Phot. à svsuxr7g, vocabulum perantiquum, v. Lobeck ad Phr. P. 42. Pos sem plura accumulare, sed et halwmus pleraque et haec sufficiunt. Apparet autem indicium quod ante tulimus confirmatum esse; nam si haec distribuun tur tragoediis quotena singulis contingent?
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