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# Title: [Illustris Viri Godofr. Guilielmi Leibnitii Collectanea Etymologica] Illvstris Viri Godofr. Gvilielmi Leibnitii Collectanea Etymologica (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 10; ZEN Leibn. Marg. 10)
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# Lines: 44 recognised, mean confidence 0.84
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CFL TTCR.
nibus. Broek vel Bruk eodem senu. Pon
anus ait Preache etiamBricannis ese braccam.
BR ACHI, brachium.
BRAD, proditio.
BR AEN, tabidus, rancidus. add. Brann.
BR A F e AR, norale, terra Egralida, brack
AckOr.
BR AN CE Farris CFallici genus Plinio: C aM b.
denus teltatur, hodicque hac voco apud Bri
tannos tar exprimi.
BR A e N, FuxtUE. Add. braen. Germanis
interioribus cerebrum dicitur bregen, Anglis
brain. Pro furture respondet Gallicum
Bran, Cracum Begoua vid. Bir, Breuan.
Berthum apud Achenaum (lib. 10. C. 16.) Pon
tus Thracum ex hordeo. Add. C vrv.
BR A W D, Frater, bruder.
BR E, mons, Collis Prran, Collis, Sax. brinck.
Add. Bron. Altimontes Celtis Brenner; ita
Alpium Tirolensium Cummitas appellatur.
Idem ergo nomen commune Alpibus e Pire-
naeis. Deilteri jusum non procul à canobio
Vennigsen, in Calenbergensi Principatu, dici
tur etiam Prôen, ubi ampelitidis senus efto-
ditur. Add. Brynn.
qanus
abomm
BREG, ruptio, brechen, Prim, rulnus, tra-
all
mentum, (an hinc brin, portiuncula:) Con-
sentiunt Germ. brechen de Latinum fran-
Tere
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BR F N