| Textual Content and Tradition
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| Standardised title of narrative |
Sept Sages de Rome
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| Version (siglum) |
A (Seven Sages)
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French Version A
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| Illustrations |
No
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Note: BnF Moreau 1691 is largely a copy of BnF 25545, with 'variants' from BnF nouv. ac. fr. 13521. However, the middle portion of the text, folios 133-144 according to https://arlima.net/no/8727, contains a portion of a copy of a Verion L text (namely BnF 1444). According to Plomp (1899, pp. 20-21), this is the result of an error in binding; the original narrative breaks off around the insertion.