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Ecce homo. Facsimile edition of the manuscript. Lpz. (1985). In oilwd. box. (Some rubbing, small scratches, some spotting). - (= Manu scripta. Facsimile editions of literary manuscripts. Edited by K.-H.Hahn). - Commentary volume missing.

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Ecce homo. Facsimile edition of the manuscript. Lpz. (1985). In oilwd. box. (Some rubbing, small scratches, some spotting). - (= Manu scripta. Facsimile editions of literary manuscripts. Edited by K.-H.Hahn). - Commentary volume missing.

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