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# Title: Handschriftenbestand Ms (shelfmark Ms IV, 471 : M-S)
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260d temnatio rocorum redditus ses altur a Ditman
nimus ad seltungero
Mers.6. 377 ubiait
  geaemedu
Rod. gerenidit apuo Ditmatam . 6. p. 39
redditi p gesonis saltum. jood ers l.7
occutris. 40i
velest
lode
este
sind altra alle ro te ee
dieste ut opsis
trburue met siccsa
. donser gesirect
Capitat. lVII. 276. de Deminuo à rurali opere id est estere arils vel vineael secti
messis paytoe exarta e saese cenaimus abrtinendum aner sn laret. can. E
bi abillenent ia duptemate Ratoli Magni: conserremus tirne vel ut vargo a ur exagte
qualam quo exrebus sicassinenss comitatus ipsi propia labore dle Reremo ad agriculla
penlaxisse nossuntur. I Crtulario schemensi: Si novalia, qua sarta vicant, bo tapt. Sil. c.
s tquadi sit. ele eraatis. essa.
voden, vollen. Tentonsta; ragden, ust raden,
nyttrecken, enellere, etuere, eradicara extirure
Eptratiere attiecir idemi roeden, uyt mede
vragden.
ode est exstirgure, radicitus evellere, a osorai
Angs. o M. aorotar. an potinusa reissi, eve
creda.
Rodenburus, castrum Eclesia Vetiensis. 1217