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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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Duainre soli Cermani habemus eloriari.
emollita tamen pronunciationis asporitas,
d.eiti
Derba item partim antiquata, alia pror-
1e
sum ob soleta.
it
ipsa autem racio dicendi
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vebus, aut, si mavis ita appellare, indicena
atque auroxdcor, quae ut sinculis mularit
seculispronum est ostendere. Et vidimus
nonnulla Carmina, quae cum evandrinis,
ut sic dicam, atque Saliaribus in genere
suo queant compon.
Duippe par atque
eadem Cermanis, quae Romanis quondam
nicidanda linsva seudium. Quod qui nu-
Perum ac procuratorium calumnianeur,
injurusunt in dilicentissimos nostros ma-
jores. Lonsiorapono ad compendium,
quinque proxime secula vide in quibus eri
plex, more Romano, aulieorum exerciti-
um. Ciquestre, Cymnicum, alusieum. In
isto sermonis atque incenit cura, qu’a ad
Oratoriam at que poeticam informaban-
tur. Ieaque viri Principes ac equestres,
non nunquam etiam imperatores, Reges+
certamina insticuere poetica, in quibus
nobili familia vireines offerebant victo-
riam cantus, non secus atque in hastilii-
diis. Contentio de praemiis erat ab Im-