Miscellany präsentiert Kuno Meyer von einigen seiner Freunde und Schüler anlässlich seiner Berufung auf den Lehrstuhl für Keltische Philologie an der Universität Berlin. - Agni, inOgam Epitaphen; aber außer-uyni es auch auftreten - und - egni igniA) Suchen Sie den Stein an sich konnte ich kaum entscheiden betweenfour Kerben oder fünf, aber ich finde, dass man von Herrn Jamess photographsenables Mich für 4 zu entscheiden, der Vokal e. Es gibt zwei weitere) Siehe Hübner, Lisa: Brit. Christiana, nein. 232 und Westwood, schoß. Wallioe, S. 89, Pi. 49, Arch. Verzeichnisse 1893, S. 285. Ich drei alten Inschriften. 237 Vokal Gruppen von

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Miscellany presented to Kuno Meyer by some of his friends and pupils on the occasion of his appointment to the chair of Celtic philology in the University of Berlin . -agni, inOgam epitaphs; but besides -uyni there also occur -egni and-igniA) Looking at the stone itself I could hardly decide betweenfour notches or five, but I find that one of Mr. Jamess photographsenables me to decide for four, the vowel e. There are two more ) See Hübner, Lisa: Brit. Christiana, no. 232; Westwood, Lap.Wallioe, p. 89, pi. 49, and Arch. Cambrensis 1893, p. 285. I THREE ANCIENT INSCRIPTIONS. 237 vowel groups of notches to be guessed, and supposing the wholeto end with a word in -egn- I have suggested an i to make agenitive -egni, at the end. The width of the gap before asegnseems also to demand at least five notches, which would indicatethat the first part of the inscription ended also with a genitivein i. Whether this would quite fill that gap I am by no meanssure; but I should hardly go beyond tAvo more scores whethershort or long. This would leave us to choose between Asegni, Osegni, Basegni, Masegni, JDasegni, Lasegni, Gasegni: it is uselessto guess any further.. Trehowel Stone, lower part. Besides the doubts which enter at the vowel gaps the firstvowel and the first consonant make room for another to come inmaking ////, ef, into >ijl, ing, or let us write w with thecharacter used by German glottologists for ng: in Ogam the «has the symbol of three slanting scores ///. It happens that thefirst score of the ////, is not very clearly produced towards theleft or the H side; but it is on the B side. One might perhapsregard that as no part of the writing: then there would benothing left but a notch as part of the initial vowel. Howeverthe notch, if such, will be found also in the case of the secondscore of the four, ////. In this case the first name would beItjessavi. As regards the first consonant Air. James wrote to me 238 JOHN RHYS. before I had seen the stone, as follows: The p

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