File:Musical notation on papyrus 1205 apis.jpg
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English: This text is out of copyright. The director of the U-M Papyrus Collection agve me permission to use this image, which is owned by the Collection, in the Wikipedia article. |
| Date | Ist century/IInd century A.D. |
| Source | File at APIS, University of Michigan. Licensed there with CC-by-3.0 and available in higher resolution. |
| Author | Unknown author |
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Attribution: University of Michigan Papyrology Collection
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| 2007-05-08 15:49 | 290×378× (17077 bytes) | Blake7879 | This text is out of copyright. The director of the U-M Papyrus Collection agve me permission to use this image, which is owned by the Collection, in the Wikipedia article. |
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