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I have my reasons for believing this.
Example.
"und lege de über de öge de vertribet de böse blut"
In German "und lege dies über die Augen das vertreibt das böse Blut". and put this over the eyes that drives away the evil blood.
You can see that "de" stands for different things here.

"tüe es in de öge" "tue es in die Augen" put it in the eyes.
I always have to pay attention to the context.

Pay attention to the "s"
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