Miscellaneous Egyptian manuscripts in the Bodleian Library 6th century BC-19th century

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Miscellaneous Egyptian manuscripts in the Bodleian Library 6th century BC-19th century

http://archiveshub.ac.uk/data/gb3105-mss.egypta.1(p),2,3-42(p),b.2-3(p),4,5-22(p),c.1-12(p),d.7-16(p),18-21(p),e.1-4(p),5(r),f.1,2-4(p),g.1-3(p)

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University of Oxford, Department of Oriental Collections, Bodleian Library

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