Carisius have remarked that a syllable may be formed 455 cu either by one vowel or by two or three, as in the word aquae, &c. ; but Quintilian will not allow, that three vowels can be united in one syllable, and Terencian joins him in the same opinion:... A Grammar of the Iberno-Celtic, Or Irish Language - Page 28by Charles Vallancey - 1782 - 135 pagesFull view - About this book
| John O'Brien - Irish language - 1768 - 612 pages
...that a fy liable may be formed either by one vowel or by two or three , as in the word aquae ; &c. but Quintilian will not allow that three vowels can be united in one fyllable , • & Terencian joins him in the fame opinion: fyllabam , fays he , non invenimus ex tribus. But... | |
| John Kelly - 1804 - 114 pages
...rtue niau Sciopius and Cariiius have remarked, that a fyllable may be formed of two or three letters; as, aquae; yet Quintilian will not allow that three...•united' in one fyllable. But a fyllable of three vowels, nay of four, as rieau, &c. is eafy and natural to the Manks and Irifh, as alfo to many other branches... | |
| Bp. John O'Brien, Robert Daly, Michael McGinty - English language - 1832 - 534 pages
...syllable may be formed 455 cu either by one vowel or by two or three, as in the word aquae, &c. ; but Quintilian will not allow, that three vowels can be united in one syllable, and Terencian joins him in the same opinion: syllabam, says he, non invenimti-s ex tribus.... | |
| John O'Brien (R.C. bp. of Cloyne.) - 1832 - 532 pages
...syllable may be formed 455 U tí either by one vowel or by two or three, аз in the word aquae, &c. ; but Quintilian will not allow that three vowels can be united in one syllable, and Terencian joins him in the same opinion: syllabam, says he, non invemmns ec tribus. But... | |
| John Kelly - Manx language - 1870 - 144 pages
...union of two vowels, are twenty-three, and the triphthongs fourteen. DIPHTHONGS. Sciopius and Carisius have remarked that a syllable may be formed of two...will not allow that three vowels can be united in one syllable. But a syllable of three vowels, nay of four, as rieau, &c., is easy and natural to the Manks... | |
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