L Littera
L Littera tam apud grecos quam apud arabes eodem modo se habet sicut apud nos.
Apparatus:
se habet (hʒ A) ABC e | hʒ se f
Yann Dahhaoui (L’Atelier 2001) p.212 established the same text on the basis of his collations:
L littera tam apud grecos quam apud arabes eodem modo se habet sicut apud nos.
and he notes these vvll. - not all shown - for: nos] grece scribitur sic λ add.
Translation:
The letter 'L,l' functions in the same way with the Greeks as with the Arabs just as with us.
Commentary:
The Greek letter corresponding to L,l is Λ,λ , named λά(μ)δα /lá(m)da/, it is the 11th letter of the Greek alphabet.
The Arabic letter corresponding to L,l is ﻝ, named ﻻﻡ /lām/, it is the 23rd letter of the Arabic alphabet.
The different letters all represent /l/, an alveolar lateral consonant in the three languages.
Wilf Gunther 01/03/14