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122 THE GENUINE HISTORY OF of them, Gaul, from the Celtic Geal, Fair, a defignatioii evidently too effeminate for the bold and ferocious Celtse; they all fignify a Wood- lander. Geil-t, Guylh-t, and Guel-z, among the Iri fn, the Welfh, and the Armoricans, import a Man of the Kelli, Guylh, or Guel, a Wood ; all of them the eviuent remains of the antient and obfo- lete Gnid/nl or Gue/>6el a Wood. And feveral woods in Wales are aftualiy denominated Cottel to this day % Coil, the fame with the Cottel, the Guylh, and the Kelli, of the Welfli, and an- fwering to Gathel, Gael, and Gael, is the cuf- tomary term for a Wood among the Irilh and Highlanders at prefent. And Gulad occurs in Gul- ad-£edhj the Welfh for a Woodlander ; Kelyd appears in Kelydhon, the Britilh for Woods ; and Gelht remains undifguifed in the Wellli language at prefent : all correfponding to Galat, Gait, Gaeld, and Celt, and all fignifying with them a Wood. The celebrated appellations therefore of Gathel-i, Galat-ae, Calet-es, An-Calit-es, and Celtas, all import a Wood only. And bearing the Celtic prefix before them, which is ufed in the antient Hiftory of Ireland, as Fir-Bolg and Fir-Damnon, and which is equally ufed in this very appellation by the Irifli of the prefent mo- inent, as Gallta or Fear-Gallta ; the denominar ' Mr. Lhuyd in N° 2. Appendix to Nicholfon's Scottifh Hilt. Library tiona
THE BRITONS ASSERTED. 123 dons of Fir-Galat, Fir-Gait, Fir-Gaeld, and Fir- Celt muft have fignified merely the Man of the Wood. But, in two national denominations of the very fame origin, the termination is a little different, becaufe the words are in the plural number, or (land as the relative adjeftive. Ke- 1yd or Caled lengthens into Kelyd-onor Caled-on, Woods ; and Gallt or Gaeld is formed into Gallt-ach or Gaeld-och, Woodland-ifh. Thus Caledon became the antient appellation for all the extenfive Foreds of the Gatheli and Galli in the provinces of Britain ; from the Forefl: of An- derida in Kent, SuiTex, and feveral other conn- ties, into which, under the name of the Caledo- nian Woods, Florus fays that Ctefar purfued the Britons ; to theForeft of the Coritani in Lincoln- fhire and fome adjoining provinces, to which, under the fome denomination of the Caledonian Wood, Pliny fays that the Roman arms had been carried in his time ; and to the well-known Cale- donian Foreft of Scotland '. Thus Fir-Caledon, or Caledones, and the equivalent Gaeld-och, bepame equally the antient and prefent appellations for the Gathel and Gael of the Highlands. And Caledonius became occafionally among the Ro- pians a denomination equivalent to Britannicus, and was applied equally with it to all the Gathel * Florus, L. ill. c. 10. Caledonias fecutus in filvas ; Pliny, J^.iv. c. 16; and Hiftory ofMancheiter, p. 413', and 557. and
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THE SRitONS ASSERTED. 177 Separatel
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THE TRITONS ASSERTED. 207 " before
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THE BRITONS ASSERTED. 239 diflln£l
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THE BRITONS ASSERTED, 265 famenels.
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THE BRITONS ASSERTED. 271 oppofitio
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THE BRITONS ASSERTED. 275 appellati
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THE BRITONS ASSERTED, 289 '* quarla
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