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Table of Nations, or fränkische Völkertafel--because he thought it was written from the perspective of a Frank of about the year 520. Georg Heinrich Pertz, in the first published notice of the text from 1824, called it Populorum Germanorum generatio ("generation of the peoples of the Germans"). Müllenhoff himself, in his edition of Tacitus' Germania, included it in an appendix as the Generatio regum et gentium ("generation of kings and peoples"). Bruno Krusch

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