On the word "luez" in the marginalia of folio f17v
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Many people have tried to make sense of the marginalia on folio f17v. This the relevant part I'm talking about:

   

I am now focusing on the middle word, "luez". This word appears in many writings of the 15th century German scribe, Nicolaus von Dinkelsbühl. Here are a few examples:

   

This is from the manuscript BSB Clm 14319. Here is another one, from the manuscript Tractatus de partibus paenitentiae et de VII vitiis:

   

As you can see, this ressembles the VMS "luez":

   

Could this be a match?
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