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Codex Bodleianus (Cod. graec. Misc. 251, Auct. T. 4. 13), Bodleian Library, c. 11th or 12th century CE. The Discourses of Epictetus by Arrian. The large stain on the manuscript on this page (Book 1. 18. 8-11) has made this passage partially illegible. Photo is from Contributions to a Bibliography of Epictetus, by W. A. Oldfather. University of Illinois, 1927. This monochrome image has been colour-adjusted to make it appear closer in colour to the medieval manuscript.
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