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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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de MarcB.
Brandenb.
. Le
AIENRTEVS AVCEBS
memorallet, sequencia in nocis ad L ib. I. Cop. VII.
D, 23. Cubiicit: Brandenbursi orbs a stauis eotem
pore Branny Bor (id est, siluae custodia) diceba-
tur- BRONFC enim POIONIS, AC BR A NN PTFBO-
hemis custodire, detendere, licuti Bon siluam
nocat. Oux nominis derinario multo verisimilior,
atque lanior est, quom cum hanc rrbem Brenni
Tedem seu castrum nominane, de quo CTrRCO-
xum, sc Romanorum varia, icemque lingulariare-
cenlent onnales: oue a Brondone Francorum
Principe orisines ciuldem repetunt; cuius nomen
nonnili inepeus flunnibaldus, aut olius forte leri-
Peor xque luculentus factis luis inscruic. Nequo
enim vero consentancum est, Brennum rinquam
in CTermaniom magnam penerrasse: cantum abest,
re adeverari queat, cum hoc caltellum e funda-
mentis excitase. Sed une camen houd pauci, qui
huic etrmologia mordicus adhaerescune, et cum
Ccorgio Sabino, cuius de Brandenburso metro-
Doli Marchia Commentarii Paris celebres lunE,
aeque cosniti, hodienum pro illa CCrTANE. Ouo-
rum raciones neque masni facimus, neque ti-
memus. Nrostra opinioni nihil masis concrari-
um cst, quam quod Polonici adferune scriptores,
qui Brandenbursi rocabulum non cam pro Sta-
rnco vendicane, quam Peuconico. Nam Staui,
inquiune. Leorzelec appellarune, quod occupa-
cum Cermani in Brondenburgum, seu Brenna-
burrum demum murouerint. Lam originem cum
clarissimus Sogitrarius F ex Ilarthenochii C ommen-
cariis de Republica Polonica recensuisset, con-
quectus est, Venedicae rocis explicationem ab illo
prortus esse omiltam: isnocum quippe manere,
quid sibi relic obscurum Zcorzelec. AClucem
adFu