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Deutsch: Fibula Nordendorf I 1889
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Friedrich Vogt, Max Koch: Geschichte der deutschen Literatur. Band

1. Die ältere Zeit, von der Urzeit bis zum 17. Jahrhundert. Ausgabe 2. Leipzig: Bibliographisches Inst., 1904
Author de:Rudolf Henning: Die deutschen Runendenkmäler. Straßburg : Trübner, 1889

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