Well, that didn't work....
Maybe this?
_Codex diplomaticus Neerlandicus - Google Books
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(Codex diplomaticus Neerlandicus - Google Books)
In a message dated 1/13/2009 12:53:08 P.M. Central Standard Time,
DSore10588@aol.com writes:
I don't believe this is German. Is there anyone here who can tell me what
this says, specifically the line with Catherine and stege highlighted?
Thank you so much.
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Looks like Swedish or Dutch to me, not German
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DSore10588@aol.com schrieb:
Well, that didn't work....
Maybe this?
_Codex diplomaticus Neerlandicus - Google Books
ege%22&lr=&ei=4w9kSdzGOZbyMu_91f8I_
(Codex diplomaticus Neerlandicus - Google Books)
Hello Janet,
it would be very helpful, if you could place a ">" in the line before
you put in a huge link. Like this:
>
It is easier to work with that.
Thank you.
In between I had a look to the book. It is not in german, it is in
Dutch language. Maybe you could recognize that by the sentence "Codex
diplomaticus Neerlandicus". That means Netherlands, not Germany.
Harald
It's definitely Dutch. The name of the book tells something about
"nederlandse" - The Netherlands.
Utrecht is also mentiond but I guess the text was been scanned and the
scanner didn't recognized the word very well.
tVrecht means Utrecht. A city in Holland. It is said Dutch is very similar
to the old Plattdeutsch but I can't read it.
Wolfgang (Buchhorn) from Braunschweig.
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