Oliva lauro suaviter et juste sociata quam juxta veterem illam curiae gnomen Herbipolis sola judicat ense et stola coronario opere contextam recèns inuncto ac mithrâ verendo vertici reverendissimi et celsissimi principis ac domini D. Ioannis Godefr

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