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J. Leclercq Das Hohelied. Canticum canticorum. Faksimile-Ausgabe des Codex Bodmer 31, by Alois M. Haas 49/1, p. 110
Janet Backhouse Manuscrits français du moyen âge: Bibliotheca Bodmeriana Catalogues II, by Françoise Vielliard

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