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Excerpt from Aquila Saxonica: Sub Qua Imperatores Saxones Ab Henrico Aucupe, Vsqu� Ad Henricum Sanctum Occidentis Imperatorem XV
Carolingiorum vidimur Fata ei,7 5 1 S al. Anno in 9 x 9. Contexti annales in C arolingia ?irpi; expirarunt acea/ie w alterni: corruptionis vicileus per 0tkoniana: re/zirgerent f�lieliori petra in Saxa ni usvreaolificarentur iam lap/i Porr� circumuenti cadunt @{ni humanitas de bd]7i0f��ti manu fibi 5landireturpotenti Otboniana licet expirai in quinta lapidibu: deformata pretiofis breuiari 'vitfit vita inter mar/nora lapide; quam inter ?ore: ac Lilia m?orum cadueitute montium li bretur Jurities atque aternitasl temporum quibus non efi diuturna Lfliorum ata; diurna Cadet in Sanfla ne ipfajaniiitarprafiemerct regna firmare periodica Vel naturam pwnituit Caroli fitccidijfi ?1rpem unde nec Sanfiofaturaripotuwit externe. Quinque ex Magni V virik indi progenie ofi@runt Saxonia Zauaria Cafares ne fecundam in petrofiu [imm volucre; Cali comederent excubauit Henri. Cu: inde eagnominatu: Ance iaia venientem Aquilamfiois interciperet cafi�u; Quid ultrapoterane geminarefiixa Ocho po Ocho regnauit Tertius Otho Amit in san�zo w ibi deficerent Saxa vunele incaperant Lilia Sanfius Carolus, Sanfins Henricm [id ille perdidie orlem cum eius pafierita: fanfiitatem ami/it Ifie cum acqui/ita pietate regnum [preuit Hac pergufz'ata G enu; Humanum a' gente imperium traduxit in gentam fut [imilem quareret fini non inuinit M. Caroli guiem declinauit gene/i: jieper Saxones reclinauit imperium in petra quieuit que dum viueret Saniiitas Polluta cum ?efpicarentur S axa experiri noluit quidpo/?et Henrici I progenie.
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