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# Title: LBr. 532 · Lautensack
# Folio 7v, page id DE-611-HS-855730:0014
# Scan: One image of two folio pages side by side, registered by the library under both labels (also fol. 8r); this page is its left half.
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# Model: FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74, 2026-09-06T16:05:13Z — 18 lines, status machine
# Lines: 18 recognised, mean confidence 0.95
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Hemmae, piae quondam Ludovici l. quem Germanicum cogno
minarunt, conpegis; ses bbatissa, et qui ei est a Consillir
arbitrantur. quamois iis hac de re litem moveant ein
merani Monasterii Patres jam inde a seculo XII, Hemman
sibi vindicantes; fdque, aliquot ab hinc annis defunctus Eoram
Abbas Coelestinus in suo, ut appellat, Mausoleo, copiose
demonstrane voluit, in Germanno Veringensi scriptore alio
quin omnium sententia probo et verace, cause suae praesi
dium invenisse ratus, qui ad annum 166 sequentia tradit:
Inventio corporis ctemmae Meginae facta est Cui, si accurae
tiori historice Germanicae cognitione instruitus fuisset An,
nalium Fuldensium testimonium addere potuisset, quod ad an,
37s his verbis legitur: Deemma Regina apud dratisbonam
Lojoariae Civitatem obiit, sepultaque est in Ecclesca S. Emmeram
90 quid hac de re sentirem, rogatus, postquam et de
navitatis Reginae et mortis tempore Historicorum dissepsiones
dii me incertum tenuerant, tandem ne omni expensa procho