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Standardised title of narrative: Version of Seven Sages
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Version (siglum): Using Gerdes for German, Roth for Latin Historia or equivalent source
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Other texts in the Manuscript/Print: Any information on other texts in the manuscript/print	1r-46v : Historia septem sapientum 47r-64v : Gesta Romanorum
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General Notes (Internal):	completed by Elisabeth Böttcher
General Notes (External):	Regarding date of manuscript production: Watermark analyses offer a time range from 1440-1463 (see Roth 2004, p.54, footnote 46). Text of "Historia" is missing from the middle of the frame narrative between >Canis< and >Aper< (2,67) to the middle of the frame narrative between >Puteus< and >Gaza< (4,98) (see Roth 2004, p.54).

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