It's not poxleder.
It is very clearly a Gothic "b" where you have a "d". No one wrote "d" like that and many wrote "b" like that.
I cannot tell if the last letter is "r" or "n" because it's faded or rubbed. It's not clear.
poxleben or poxleber (and there's some dispute about the x because the ink blobbed and filled in, but I think it looks like x).
You are mixing up Gothic "d" and "b" (getting them backwards) because in the oladabas word you read the "d" (which is a normal "d") as "b", but no one wrote b like that.
Both the "d" and "b" are written in a typical way for the time so I'm not sure why you are reversing them.
It is very clearly a Gothic "b" where you have a "d". No one wrote "d" like that and many wrote "b" like that.
I cannot tell if the last letter is "r" or "n" because it's faded or rubbed. It's not clear.
poxleben or poxleber (and there's some dispute about the x because the ink blobbed and filled in, but I think it looks like x).
You are mixing up Gothic "d" and "b" (getting them backwards) because in the oladabas word you read the "d" (which is a normal "d") as "b", but no one wrote b like that.
Both the "d" and "b" are written in a typical way for the time so I'm not sure why you are reversing them.