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The oddities of the bigram "ed"
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16-02-2026, 05:27 AM
And one more 'similar' text I had forgotten I stuffed away. A New Light of Alchymie. It's from the 17th century and in English but I had it lying around. I've had a real hard time finding herbal or alchemical transcriptions.
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