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Wessobrunner Gebet (processed image: cut out, colorised red ink, library stamp and lineation and foliation obscured. The original has a hole in the parchment on the lower margin of the left page, a Munich library stamp on the lower margin of the right page, and the foliation "66" in the upper right corner. The squiggle at the end of the first line in fol. 66v is also not present in the orignal)

The processed image was uploaded in 2007, it is also found on alamy.com, but it is unclear if alamy.com has taken it from commons or vice versa.
Date between circa 810 and circa 814
Source

Clm 22053 foll. 65v, 66r. 2008 scans: http://daten.digitale-sammlungen.de/bsb00031771/image_132

http://daten.digitale-sammlungen.de/bsb00031771/image_133
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1893 facsimile

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