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Author: Notker 
Notker der Deutsche

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Book: Art.rhet. 
De Arte Rhetorica


On the basis of the edition
Notker der Deutsche: Die kleineren Schriften.
Hrsg. von James C. King und Petrus W. Tax,
Tübingen: Niemeyer, 1996, 106-181
(Die Werke Notkers des Deutschen, 7)

electronically prepared by Nikolaus Neagu,
Frankfurt a/M, 23.8.2013;
TITUS version by Jost Gippert,
Frankfurt a/M, 2.11.2013

D: Cod. Zürich, Zentralbibl. C 121, 59r-72v



Page of edition: 108 
Manuscript page: D71v  
Line: 8     Omnis res argumentando confirmatur aut ex eo
Line: 9     quod personis aut ex eo quod negotiis adtributum
Line: 10     est. Ac personis has res adtributas esse putamus. No\men .
Line: 11     natura . uictum . fortuna . habitum . affectio\nem .
Line: 12     studia . consilia . facta . casus . orationes. No\men
Line: 13     est unicuique personę quo suo quęque proprio
Line: 14     ac certo uocabulo nuncupatur . naturam ipsam
Line: 15     diffinire dificile Page of edition: 110  est. Parte autem eius enumerare
Line: 16     eas quarum ad hanc perceptionem indigemvs
Line: 17     facilius est . hę autem partim diuino partim mor\tali
Line: 18     in genere uersantur. Mortalium autem pars
Line: 19     hominum . pars bestiarum in genere numerantur.
Line: 20     Ad hominum genus et in sexu considerantur
Line: 21     uirile an muliebre sit. Et in natione . patria .
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