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Note 132 — NOTES ON THE COLLOTYPE PLATES (Note.—In order to make the illustrations [whether of facsimiles or enlargements] as large and as full as possible, I have sacrificed “appearance” to use and allowed most of the collotype plates, and many of the diagrams in the book, to encroach on the margins.—E. J.)

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The Apocalypse here begins “ ” (for , derived from the Greek and used as a mediæval Latin contraction for Jesu Christi). [p425]

APOCALIPSIS
APOCALIPSIS
i[=h]u
i[=h]u
x^1
x^1
I[=H]U
I[=H]U
X[=P]I
X[=P]I
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