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Structure of Oriental paper with chain-lines in groups of three. Source: F. Déroche, <strong>Islamic</strong> Codicology (2006), p. 56
A (Hebrew) manuscript on Oriental paper, dated 1112 CE. Laid paper with a structure with chain-lines and wire-lines. Source: Oxford (Bodleian Library), Hebr. F. 18, f. 17, detail; illustration taken from M. Beit- Arié, Hebrew Codicology (Jerusalem 1981), plate 3.
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