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# Title: [D. Nicol. Hieron. Gundlingii Serenissimi Borussiae Regis Sacrique Tribunalis ... Consiliarii ... De Henrico Aucupe Franciae Orientalis Saxonumque Rege Liber Singularis In Quo Reipublicae Facies Ex Genvinis Rerum Documentis Diplomatibus Tabulis Chartis Scriptoribusque Aequalibus In Luce Collocatur Errores Clarissimorum Virorum Modeste Confutantur Multa Nova Ex Medii Aevi Geographia Atque Historia Deducuntur Ac Cognita Deniqve Melioribus Argumentis Testimoniisque Illustrantur] D. Nicol. Hieron. Gvndlingii Serenissimi Borvssiae Regis Sacriqve Tribvnalis ... Consiliarii ... De Henrico Avcvpe Franciae Orientalis Saxonvmqve Rege Liber Singvlaris In Qvo Reipvblicae Facies Ex Genvinis Rervm Docvmentis Diplomatibvs Tabvlis Chartis Scriptoribvsqve Aeqvalibvs In Lvce Collocatvr Errores Clarissimorvm Virorvm Modeste Confvtantvr Mvlta Nova Ex Medii Aevi Geographia Atqve Historia Dedvcvntvr Ac Cognita Deniqve Melioribvs Argvmentis Testimoniisqve Illvstrantvr (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 170, Stück 2; Leibn. Marg. 170)
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ERANCTAE ORIENTALIS REX.
quae dicitur Wertaon. Fuic, qui hoc oppidum in
vicinis quaesiuie, e Werlixium, quod elt in An-
hoscino cerricorio pro receptaculo HIcnrici vendi-
EauIC. Verumeamen errat. Nec enim Werlixium
in antiquis mmonumentis rinquam Wertation.
Werlatuu, WVerla dicitur; sed orgelih, quod
varia a Becmunno rulsaes diplomacs perrineunt.
Verum aucem Croslaria, de Werla rna cademque
Ciuieas SIC, disCCDEAEUM nOnimUS. Opciine rem
Fleineccius noster Antiquic. Coslariens. L ib. I. P. 7.
expediuie, cum ex historia male intellecta Fabu-
lum coorcam ostendic. Vix etiam aliud ex Spe-
culo Sixonico elucet, ubi palacium, quod WVeclae
Aoruie CFoClariam cranslacum dicieur. NVam au-
ctor speculi de luis cemporibus restatur. Hlic re-
ro cum nonnihil de WVerlahensi oppido audivil.
Tec, Ducauic, Collariam, quae resix civieacis nomi-
ne cunc cluebat, Werlahensis palacii memoriam
abolenisse.
4) Rem omnem Wicechindus exponic: Ouantam
autem stracem fecerint illis drebus. aut quanta
monasteria succederint, melius indicamus silere.
quam calamitates nostras verbis quoque iterare.
Contisit autem, quemdam ex principibus Vncaro-
rum capi, vinctumque ad recem duci. Vneari
vero ipsum intantum dilexere, ut pro redemtione
illius innumera auri e arsenti pondera offerrent.
Rex autem spernens aurum expostulat pacem, tan-
demque obtinuit, ut reddito capriuo cum aliis mu-
neribus ad nouem annos pax confirmaretur. Isi-
cur plus quam poecico Furore abrepeus Dieteri-
cus Lancenius Fallocecinit.
Ex hinc ipsorum Resem cepit Hluncoriorui
Onem captinabat in Werle decapitabat.