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Is quire 10 a single bifolio, or two folios stitched together? - Jorge_Stolfi - 20-09-2025
Apologies if this has been asked an answered before.
According to tYou are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view., Quire 10 consists of a single bifolio with one flap (f69.1) on one side of the binding, and 2 1/2 flaps (f70.1, f70.2, f70.3) on the other. However, on the You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view., there seems to be a gap between folio f69 and folio f70; as if those two were separate pieces of parchment, loosely stitched together.
Maybe there is a triple fold there, that hides a strip of the bifolio? But I see no sign of it on the images of You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. and of You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.
All the best, --jorge
RE: Is quire 10 a single bifolio, or two folios stitched together? - ReneZ - 22-09-2025
RE: Is quire 10 a single bifolio, or two folios stitched together? - Jorge_Stolfi - 22-09-2025
RE: Is quire 10 a single bifolio, or two folios stitched together? - ReneZ - 22-09-2025
RE: Is quire 10 a single bifolio, or two folios stitched together? - Jim Reeds - 22-09-2025
RE: Is quire 10 a single bifolio, or two folios stitched together? - Jorge_Stolfi - 22-09-2025
RE: Is quire 10 a single bifolio, or two folios stitched together? - LisaFaginDavis - 22-09-2025