Teutonic Mythology 1
Teutonic Mythology 1
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Conradi urspeig. Ai^ent 1532, p. 30S. ed. 1609, p. 225, zlSA. 295 filius cum oirini eqtiitatu et auxilio madecbnico consedit. igitur qainquagesimo nono die, quam eo ventum est, cam is dies deae Ziz^ apud barbaros celeberrimus esset, ludum et lasciviam magis quam formidinem cives ostentanint. tunc etiam immanis barbarorum multitude, quae de pattibus Sueviae illuc eonvenerat, de proximis silvis repente erampens eix improviso castra irrupit et Avaris exercitum delevic ipsum quoque Avar regio habit...u indutum vivum comprehendentes crudeliter in modum pecoris mactaverunt.
a quo in loco, ubi mactatus est, vicus usque hodie appellatus est Criediesaveron, in quo hi versus reperti sunt : his nomen terris Bogvdis dat regia proles Oraems Avar, pecudis de Susvis more litatus.
oppidani vero non minori fortuna sed majori virtute praetorem in auxilium sociis properantem invadunt, quibus Eomani hand segniter resistunt. in quo conflictu duo principes oppidanorum Habino et Cacctis in primis pugnantes cadunt, et inclinata jam res esset oppidanoram, ni maturassent auxilium ferre Suevi in.
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Conradi urspeig. Ai^ent 1532, p. 30S. ed. 1609, p. 225, zlSA. 295 filius cum oirini eqtiitatu et auxilio madecbnico consedit. igitur qainquagesimo nono die, quam eo ventum est, cam is dies deae Ziz^ apud barbaros celeberrimus esset, ludum et lasciviam magis quam formidinem cives ostentanint. tunc etiam immanis barbarorum multitude, quae de pattibus Sueviae illuc eonvenerat, de proximis silvis repente erampens eix improviso castra irrupit et Avaris exercitum delevic ipsum quoque Avar regio habit...u indutum vivum comprehendentes crudeliter in modum pecoris mactaverunt.
a quo in loco, ubi mactatus est, vicus usque hodie appellatus est Criediesaveron, in quo hi versus reperti sunt : his nomen terris Bogvdis dat regia proles Oraems Avar, pecudis de Susvis more litatus.
oppidani vero non minori fortuna sed majori virtute praetorem in auxilium sociis properantem invadunt, quibus Eomani hand segniter resistunt. in quo conflictu duo principes oppidanorum Habino et Cacctis in primis pugnantes cadunt, et inclinata jam res esset oppidanoram, ni maturassent auxilium ferre Suevi in.
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