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Whoever wrote the text on this folio (or most of it) likes to use a long approach stroke (a long leading serif) on letters like "i" and "r". The leftmost stroke in this text is probably an approach stroke, but there is a dark splotch on the skin that obscures whether it is p, v or r. The middle letter is also indistinct and very disconnected. It might be p (which is often in front of "p" in German), but I can't tell for sure. I am pretty confident that the last letter is "r" because this is the style of "r" used in other places on the page. It's not uncommon for the second stroke to be disconnected from the stem in this style of "r".
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