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# Title: De Westphalorum sive Antiquorum Saxonum Situ, Moribus, Virtutibus, Et Laudibus (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 81)
# Folio 169, page id 815762496:0185
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mur, Domino Apostolicocum luis Car-
dinalibus ac curiali frequencix supre
maserates reddimus, qui sequenterna
stros exules recipic tame ac frisoreac-
cricos, ec cum ploria summoque appara.
cu remiccic. Dominis Pacriarchis, archi
epilcopis, epilcopis, abbacibus, colle.
eiIs, monateriis, caecerisque perlonis ec.
clehalticis, has iplas reterimus, aue ad
minushrabemus, qui idiplum peromnia
Faciune, aut secum eos recinentes, aue
praelacos collacerales constituences.
Bomins Imperacori mulcas cribuae
Pissimus deus celicitares, cuius aquila
ris ex cleuata super omnes magniticen-
cia pauperes Vvestphalos non delpicu
sedeospassim recipie, ae quoldam co-
mices palacii quolda sccrecarios, quo-
dam carutores ausultalium liccerarum,
siillorum crularum, praeuilesiorum.
aliorumiue qui canex cellicudini con-
OrHUnE, GrBTIOlC CFeAE DOmInUS, TE-
sibus, ducibus, morchionibus, comi
cibus, domicellis, illustribus, baroni
bus, milicibus, curialibus, droctacis,
extectis, maioribus, excerilque qui le
cularem