09-05-2023, 04:16 PM
I have some more clues, but will need to rely on our German speakers to put them together. There is a similar book that transcribes documents from a different, nearby Kloster (St. Pölten). One of the corrigenda refers to the phrase "gaismich Gens" in our current book (Herzogenburg):
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This corrigendum seems to suggest that in the light of the phrase "gaismich Gens" in the Herzogenburg book, the note on p. 400 of the St.Pölten book is incorrect.
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So in other words (and that is, if I am understanding everything correctly), the author considers "gaismich Gens" in the Herzogenburg book a good transcription, and uses it to correct an erroneous footnote in the St. Pölten book.
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This corrigendum seems to suggest that in the light of the phrase "gaismich Gens" in the Herzogenburg book, the note on p. 400 of the St.Pölten book is incorrect.
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So in other words (and that is, if I am understanding everything correctly), the author considers "gaismich Gens" in the Herzogenburg book a good transcription, and uses it to correct an erroneous footnote in the St. Pölten book.

