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# Title: LBr. 915 · Tentzel
# Folio 153v, page id DE-611-HS-867437:0306
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Dmus Abbas
Molanus nuper significabat, si Schediasmata mea
Numismatica reciperet, rescribere statim velle; sed licet
ea ab Vlricae Guelpherbytano acceperit, nihil tamcn respon
det. Et igitur eum praevia observantissima mei comendatione
excites, etiam atque etiam rogo de contendo.
Multa Acta Seckendorfiana e similia, Excerphagne
Epistolica ad me iacent,  dibsio polam saltem sumtus facturum
exspectant. Anite vuam iam alterumve annum erat aliqe
1
cujus nomen mihi excidit, qui ex scriptis in Ana meliora
voluit excerpere a simum (edere, sed nihil hactens vidi. A
me nupenime et Historia Tothana sagiltari absoluta est
 Schediasma de plagio Rauffungiano, veroque Margaret hu
Austriacae die emortitali editum: nec dubito, quin. Fursterus
vester ex nundinis sipsiensitus verunque allatum, sit. Denque
oblitus fere essem Chronici (oloniensis, quod cum apud ros
exstare dicas tum acceptissimum mihi erit, excerptum inu
locum integrum de laventione typossaphiae videre. Vale
Gotha X. Apris. Cd13Cc.
eleberr. Kom.
neset addictiss
v. E. Tenzelius.