Prospectus of a Dictionary of the Language of the Aire Coti, Or Ancient Irish: Compared with the Language of the Cuti, Or Ancient Persians, with the Hindoostanee, the Arabic, and Chaldean Languages (Classic Reprint)

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Tbadal, or Tbaril as in lome copies, king of the Goim, mentioned in the lame chapter to have been in alliance with Amrapbel, &c. &c. Is laid by Symmachus to have ruled over the Scythians that thele powers formed the southern-scythians, from whom we derive the Scoti or airs-cori of Ireland, I think is probable. Symmachus was a Samaritan by birth, and mull: be allowed to have been well informed Of the opinions of Orientalills. For further information on this part Of Irilh billory, I mull beg leave to refer to my Vindication thele names are, in my opinion, a proof of the great antiquity of the hiilory and language of this country.

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