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Scribal hands and Currier languages
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Quote:Torsten I would interpret that differently. I'm pretty confident there's more than one hand in this manuscript and I'm pretty close to being able to demonstrate that. I would prefer to say there was only one method (even if it has variants) rather than only one scribe. |
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