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# Identification:
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#   * Title: ???
#   * Page: f89v2 = OG (Rene) = p183 (Stolfi)
#   * Folio: f89
#   * Panels: f89v3, f89v2
#   * Bifolio: bO2 = f88+f89
#   * Quire: O (Rene) = XV (Beinecke)
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#   This page comprises the two outermost verso panels (f89v3 and
#   f89v2) of a six-panel fold-out. Panel f89v3 has half-width. The
#   paragraph lines span both panels, across the fold.
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# Attributes:
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#   * Language: A (Currier)
#   * Hand: ? (Currier)
#   * Subsets: P (Rene), pha (Stolfi)
#   * Subject: pharmaceutical
#   * Colors: ??? (Reeds), green+blue+yellow(containers),brow(roots),green(plants) (Rene)
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# Description:
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#   This page contains 3 rows of plants (next to the top edge,
#   across the middle, and next to the bottom edge), separated by
#   two blocks of text.
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#   The plant rows contain 5, 3, and 4 plants, respectively. Crammed
#   into the left margin, next to each row of plants, is a
#   "container"---an object resembling a decorated jar with pedestal.
#   Each container and each plant has a "label" written next to it
#   (units "L1","L2", and "L3"). From the position of the labels it seems
#   pretty clear which label goes with which figure.
#
#   The first block of text (unit µ{P1}) consists of a single paragraph
#   with 3.6 lines. The second block (unit µ{P2}) contains two
#   paragraphs, both with 3.8 lines.
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#   There is a vertical crease in the vellum, about 1cm to the left of
#   the fold that separates panels f89v3 and f89v2. The crease extends
#   from the second line of the top paragraph down to the bottom edge
#   of the page. Eacept for the first line of the first paragraph, the
#   text carefully avoids that (clean and undamaged) crease, but runs
#   over the (dirty and worn-out) fold as if it was not there.
#   The crease has a similar effect on the recto side (page f89r2).
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#   Near plant [2,3] there seems to be a slit-like defect in the
#   vellum, flanked by two alternating rows of dots. This defect is
#   visible on the verso side too.
#
#   Plant descriptions:
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#     ROW 1:
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#       [1,0] (Container) [To be written]
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#       [1,1] [To be written]
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#       [1,2] [To be written]
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#       [1,3] [To be written]
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#       [1,4] [To be written]
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#       [1,5] [To be written]
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#     ROW 2:
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#       [2,0] (Container) [To be written]
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#       [2,1] [To be written]
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#       [2,2] [To be written]
#
#       [2,3] [To be written]
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#     ROW 3:
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#       [3,0] (Container) [To be written]
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#       [3,1] [To be written]
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#       [3,2] [To be written]
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#       [3,3] [To be written]
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#       [3,4] [To be written]
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# Comments:
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#   [some drawings repeated in herbal]
#
#   [label "odor" from f101v2 mentioned here.]
#
#   From the layout of the text relative to the crease and fold, it
#   looks as if the crease was a defect of the vellum, already present
#   when the page was written; but the fold was neither present nor
#   explicitly planned for.
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