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+ | ichthys AC | ichthis ''ms''. e | ichitis (-''is'' f) B f | ||
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+ | cefalus (-us B) ABC | cefallus ''ms''. e | Kchefalus f {''rubricated in'' f} | ||
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+ | mugilis AC | mugilus (-''us'' f) B f | mugillus ''ms''. e | ||
Revision as of 11:20, 14 December 2013
Kefalos ichthys grece cefalus piscis mugilis.
Apparatus:
ichthys AC | ichthis ms. e | ichitis (-is f) B f
cefalus (-us B) ABC | cefallus ms. e | Kchefalus f {rubricated in f}
mugilis AC | mugilus (-us f) B f | mugillus ms. e
Translation:
Greek kefalos ichthys is in Latin cefalus piscis {lit. "the fish cefalus"}, or another Latin name for it is mugilis.
Commentary:
Greek ἰχθῦς or ἰχθύς /ikhthŷs/ or /ikhthýs/ is the word for "fish"; and κέφαλος /képhalos/ is the name for a species of mullet; the word was adopted into late Latin as cephalus. Latin mugilis or mugil is a sea-fish, possibly the mullet.
Wilf Gunther 09/12/13