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Bschriibig: S Verbriäderungsbuech vu Sanngalle (St. Gallen). Ufbewahrungsort: Stiftsbibliothek St. Gallen. Des Buech isch im wesentlige zwischem 9. un em 11. Johrhundert gfiährt wore un enthaltet doiserti vu altalemannische un andere althochditsche Nämme. D ufgschlage spot Sitte (A fol. 20r) (pag. 19) isch no im 12. Johrhundert oder speter gschriibe. Si enthaltet Nämme vu Scaftolfeshain (?), Friburch (Friiburg/Freiburg im Briisgaü), Routwilo (Rothwiil/Oberrotweil am Kaiserstuehl), Wicherhaim (Wickersheim bi Stroßburg/Strasboug), Marle (Marlenheim, Unterelsass), Mulehusen (Millhüüse/Mulhouse), Hemmechen (Hemmiken, Basel-Land), Flatolfeshaim (Blodelse/Blodelsheim bi Änse (Ensisheim)), Altorft (Altdorf bi Ättene/Ettenheim), Harpurc (Horburg/Horbourg bi Colmer/Colmar) (?), Steiburc (Steiburg/Steinbourg) bi Zabere/Zabern), Wolffesheim (Wolfheim bi Stroßburg) - also alles Nämme vu Pilger (Fratres (Geischtligi) un Laie üs em Oberhiingebiät). (Noch: Franz Beyerle: Die Fratres de Friburch im St. Galler Verbrüderungsbuch. In: Schau-ins-Land, Jahrlauf 72, 1954
Bschaffung: Albärt un Heimat- und Geschichtsverein Oberrotweil. Fir fototechnischi Unterstitzung Dankschen im Axel Killian.
Lizenz: Diä Reproduktion vum e Wärk üs em Mittelalter isch lizensfrei (Public Domain).

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