3. The _s_ is rubbed: the word may be "onlesbury."

5. _sepe_, ? for _seue_, seven. It is _p_ not _x_ (six) in the MS.

But as Arthur had 200,000, and Lucius only 400,124, _sepe_ should

mean _two_.

6. Pughe's abridged Dictionary gives _tau_, _v.a._ be still; _taw_,

_s.m._ and _adj._ quiet, silence, silent; _paid_, _s.m._ a cessation,

quiet; _bront_, _a._ nasty, filthy, surly. _Or_, says Dr. Benj.

Davies, you must take as equal to the modern Welsh _wr_, man, if it

is not English; _peyd_ is cease, pause; _taw_, be silent. ]

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