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# Title: [Io. Georgii Eccardi, Historiarum In Acad. Iulia Prof. Publ. Et Ordin. Historia Studii Etymologici Linguae Germanicae Hactenus Impensi] Io. Georgii Eccardi, Historiarvm In Acad. Ivlia Prof. Pvbl. Et Ordin. Historia Stvdii Etymologici Lingvæ Germanicæ Hactenvs Impensi (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 56)
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aliis cruditis communicandi de commen-
rariolum in liveras Gorhicas atque alium
in nocas Lombardicas conscribendi. 110.
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Ferea doctissimam de origine Franco-
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do sacoboUerio, Episcopo ArmacanO,
non vanis arpumentis inducto, ut crede.
rec hoslibellosparentem agnolcere An-
conium Morillonum, qui Antonio Pere
noro Cardinali Cranrellano à Biblioche.
ca d Latinis Epistolis, ac Lladriano funio
ceste, vir multijusa doctrina de omnitaria
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mnis apeodirnnai zaes Fuit. Plura
hujus Morillonii elosia congessic Colo-
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