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# Title: LBr. 228 · Eckhart, J.G.
# Folio 103v, page id DE-611-HS-960122:0206
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plurima, multa restituo: sed quaedam tame
saepe dubia, uti jacent relinquere conor
De Dano-saxonibus nuperae mea te edocebuns
Darva fuit nostroram victoria, sed tamen
georiosior, atque tibi eam nuper depinxi. tax
2
A.
nes enim nostros namero 400 ilitum
superarant. Captus est Magister peditam  Obvei
Atu) de Neiaschitu frater famosae istius Neid
Schit,ia, et servatur osteriodae. Mitites capti
vi antum et quod superat sponte et statim anostris
liberi dimissi sunt; viguati auten selecti Han
noveram heri deducti et carten donec
e
redimantur inclusi. Lepedum est inter spolia
uncta satis repertum planstrum plumis, quae
piteis imponantur, opustum. Subditi Bron
soicenses et Zellenstes qui rapenis hostium
petuere plerique sua recepemat Subitus
istemetus penitus evanuit et postis dine
inde diffugit in patriam, unde venit. Equix
nostri insepuratur eum et in Exiscepo Hilde
e
sermensis epratris exmagis cum equis sus
bacchanalia vivunt aliqvantisper, ut sentias
non impune se hostrad nostrus gtones aditur
fecisse Ledites redeunt svcriisomomens
et urbi nostrae deiteram se insandumt
dusticis ad messem colligendam dimissis.