Edit Manuscript: Metz Bibliothèque Patrimoniale Réserve Précieuse MS 1629

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Standardised title of narrative: Version of Seven Sages
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General Notes (External):	Herbin seems to be the only source for this fragmentary text, other than the Metz library catalogue and JONAS - it is not mentioned in arlima, in Chandramohan, or other recent studies.

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