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My summary

"Römisclse Briefe" --> "Römische Briefe" - OCR error??; see talk

reflects the original first word being unpronouncable, even in German, and my doing a series of searches that eventually turned up good hits for

"Römische Briefe" Huber OR quirinus

"ls" for "h" may be an OCR error, and thus the article deserves a review by someone familiar with the subject matter, rather than just the language. Since that person is likely to also be at least as German-aware as i, i've looked no further.

And copyvio could be an issue.
--Jerzy (t) 15:58, 2004 May 18 (UTC)

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