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Page 46
... Holder's ) and Robeo , in an inscription which he cites from Demonte in Piedmont - L . Crispius Augustinus duumvir diis Rubacasco et Robeoni votum s . l . 1. m . Holder also enumerates such modern names as Rouvenac ( Aube ) , Rubigny ...
... Holder's ) and Robeo , in an inscription which he cites from Demonte in Piedmont - L . Crispius Augustinus duumvir diis Rubacasco et Robeoni votum s . l . 1. m . Holder also enumerates such modern names as Rouvenac ( Aube ) , Rubigny ...
Page 48
... Holder more will be found . In any case there seems to be no reason to think that we have here a symbol for Greek x . The last letter of the line is , but it is carelessly formed with what should be its last bottom corner left wide open ...
... Holder more will be found . In any case there seems to be no reason to think that we have here a symbol for Greek x . The last letter of the line is , but it is carelessly formed with what should be its last bottom corner left wide open ...
Page 96
... Holder cites besides Eccaios such related forms as Ecco ( -briga ) , Eccius , Eccia , and Ecco . They are possibly derived from equo - s horse ' with a hypocoristic sharpening of equo- into eqquo- , whence eqqo- , ecco- : compare maqa ...
... Holder cites besides Eccaios such related forms as Ecco ( -briga ) , Eccius , Eccia , and Ecco . They are possibly derived from equo - s horse ' with a hypocoristic sharpening of equo- into eqquo- , whence eqqo- , ecco- : compare maqa ...
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