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            <title>Evangelion Aprakos (Gospel lectionary), fragment, archive No. A787a21, 15th
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            <editor xml:id="AB">Andrej Bojadžiev</editor>
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            <date when="2011-09-17">17.09.2011</date>
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                        <ref target="bib:Steensland2005">Steensland 2005: No 5.</ref>
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                        <ref target="bib:Wesslén1985">Wesslén 1985: 112-142.</ref>
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                  represented by a few more leaves, kept in various collections (<ref type="bibl" target="bib:Steensland2005">Steensland 2005</ref>): 1. Uppsala University
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                  (D:i, ii, iii); 4. Royal Library, Stockholm Fb 13; 5. Royal Library, Stockholm Fb
                  17:1; 6. Royal Library, Stockholm A787a21; 7. The Brirish Library London, Add.
                  34386, f. 30; 8. Royal Library, Stockholm, A787a18; 9. National Record Office,
                  stockholm Kammararkivet. Västanlands handlingar 1612:19 B:4 (Fr. 4388). 10. Royal
                  Library, Stockholm Fb 15; 11. National Record Office, stockholm Kammararkivet.
                  Livonica ii:621 (Fr. 11402, codex 1646).</note>
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                        of the sheet had been cut away, so that columns 1b, c and 2 b, c were cut
                        lengthwise and contain only 8-10 letters per line. Ff. 1r-2v are printed red
                        in the fashion typical of Martinus Aschaneus' library. Strips of paper have
                        been pasted over the upper and lower margins, covering part of the text in
                        the upper lines of f. 1r and the three uppermost lines of 2v. The leaves
                        have been folded in about 3.5 im to make them fit as a cover. Paste has
                        dissolved the ink of the letters, leaving an impression of them both in the
                        upper and lower margins and in the text itself on ff. 1v and 2r. There is a
                        tear in the parchment from column 2a toward 2d and the little lap from the
                        hole has been folded back and has fastened to the other side. There holes
                        from binding in the back.</condition>
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               <summary>The fragment contains running text of Matthew 9.41, Luke 14.1–11, 18.18–30,
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                  <title xml:lang="bg">Изборно евангелие</title>
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                     <ref target="bib:Wesslén1985">Wesslén 1985: 112–142.</ref>
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                     <ref target="bib:Стенсланд1996">Стенсланд 1996.</ref>
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                     <ref target="bib:Steensland2005">Steensland 2005: 211–225 (see
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