NOTES
[1] Qu. the people of Euten, in Holstein.
[2] Zeus, p. 591.
[3] From Zeuss, v. v. Frisii, Chauci.
[4] The chief works in the two dialects or languages.
[5] Probably, for reasons, too long to enter upon, those of Grutungs and Tervings; this latter pointing to Thuringia, the present provincial dialect of which tract was stated, even by Michaelis, to be more like the Mœso-Gothic than any other dialect of Germany.
[6] Nearly analogous to Ostro-goth, and Visi-goth.
[7] The meaning of these terms is explained in [§ 90]-92. The order of the cases and genders is from Rask. It is certainly more natural than the usual one.