‎Philologie‎

‎Gardini Nicola‎

‎Viva il latino. Storie e bellezza di una lingua inutile.‎

‎pp. 237, cm 20x13, rilegatura editoriale con sopracoperta. Nuovo.‎

‎GARFAGNINI, Gian Carlo.‎

‎Lorenzo de’ Medici Studi. Istituto Nazionale di Studi sul Rinascimento. Studi e Testi XXVII.‎

‎Firenze, Leo S. Olschki 1992, 240x170mm, XII - 353pagine, in brossura. Ottimo stato.‎

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‎GARIBALDI Joseph - MURAT Pierre‎

‎Joseph GARIBALDI Le midi paisible.‎

‎Musée Regards De Provence France 2013 In-4 ( 235 X 310 mm ) de 209 pages, cartonnage illustrée. Illustrations dans et hors-texte. Très bel exemplaire.La Fondation Regards de Provence rend hommage à Joseph Garibaldi ( 1863-1941 ) en présentant l'oeuvre d'un peintre épris des rivages méditerranéen, à commencer par le port de Marseille dont il fut, sa vie durant, le chantre attitré. Petits ports de la côte, Cassis et Les Lecques, mais aussi plage Corses et, plus tard, littoral de Fos et presqu'île de Giens, autant de "terres marines" auxquelles font échos dans ses tableaux rues et places de villages de l'arrière-pays provençal. attentif au menu peuple des pêcheurs et aux gestes des lavandières, comme à l'humble contenance des bêtes de somme, cet homme à la nature généreuse et modeste, dédaignant les honneurs, sut rester à l'écart de modes fugaces. Une facture lisse et des eaux étales, un bleu impeccable dans des ciels limpides, une discrète géométrie dans ses compositions, l'honnêteté dans le rendu des formes du monde, voilà un peintre classique dans toute l'acceptation du terme, voilà aussi l'image d'un Midi paisible et comme attaché au cours tempétueux de l'histoire. Cependant original et moderne, il l'est par ses cadrages photographiques, son goût pour les séries,ses ombres toujours savamment colorées et sa prédilection pour de vastes espaces où pèsent parfois des nuages gros d'orages. C'est à la découverte de l'homme et de l'artiste que nous convie Pierre Murat, agrégé de Lettres et historien d'art, au travers d'un très grand nombre d'oeuvres rassemblées dans ce catalogue raisonné.‎

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‎GARIBIAN A.S.‎

‎Kratkii kurs armianskogo iazyka (na pravakh samouchitelia)‎

‎Erevan, Armuchpedgiz 1960 371pp., 23cm., text in Russian in Cyrillic script and with Armenian execerpts, publisher's hardcover with some traces of use, with some annotations in text (in pencil), good working copy, [A short course of the Armenian language (for self-instruction)], X114404‎

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‎GARIBJAN [GARIBYAN] Ararat Saakovic (& KAPANCAN G., red.)‎

‎Kratkij kurs armjanskogo jazyka (na pravach samoucitelja)‎

‎233pp., 21cm., text in Russian & Armenian, publisher's hardcover (some traces of use), text is clean and bright, limited edition of 3000 copies, cfr. OCLC 1014839429, [Contains a short course on the Armenian language], X111631‎

‎GARIN, Eugenio.‎

‎Cronache di filosofia italiana (1900 - 1943).‎

‎in-8, pp. VIII, 541, broch. edit. Buon esemplare.. .‎

‎Garlanda Federico.‎

‎L'allitterazione nel dramma shakespeariano e nella poesia italiana.‎

‎Roma, Società Editrice Laziale, 1906, in-8, br., pp. X, (2), 77, (3). Dorso rifatto. Bella edizione su carta grave, con invio autografo dell' autore.‎

‎Garnier, FranÁois‎

‎Le langage de l'image au Moyen Age Signification et symbolique‎

‎Quarto in white wraps illus in wraps; 179p, b/w illus ; 30 cm. In French. || Art, Medieval -- Themes, motives. Symbolism in art. Art mÈdiÈval -- ThËmes, motifs. Symbolisme dans l'art -- Moyen-‚ge. Illustrations, images, etc. -- Moyen-‚ge. Art mÈdiÈval -- ThËmes, motifs. Symbolisme dans l'art. Kunst. Symboliek. Iconografie.‎

‎GARRIGA Y MARILL, Pedro (1842-1890).‎

‎Yo. Diccionario al Ideal y Taquigrafía. [Con un Apéndice histórico de José Balari y Juvany].‎

‎Gracia, Imprenta de Cayetano Campins, 1869. 4to.; 104 pp. y tres láminas plegadas. Encuadernación moderna en media tela. El sacerdote y filósofo, natural de Esparraguera, publicó en 1864 "La Taquigrafía sistemática", en la que explicaba el que sería conocido como "Sistema de Taquigrafía Garriga". Éste, junto al "Sistema de Taquigrafía Martí", de Francisco de Paula Martí, fueron los más utilizados en España en ámbitos institucionales.‎

‎GARRIGA, Ramón Manuel.‎

‎Manual práctico de la Lengua Hebrea.‎

‎B., por Narciso Ramírez y Cía., 1867, 23 x 16'5 cm., 106 págs. - 1 h. (Falto de la cubierta original anterior).‎

‎GARRONI Adalberto‎

‎Studi di antichità.‎

‎8°, con ritr.‎

‎Garve, Christian‎

‎Die Politick [Politik] des Aristoteles. Übersetzt von Christian Garve. Hg. mit Anmerkungen und Abhandlungen von G. G. Hülleborn. Erster Theil, erste und zweyte Abtheilung.‎

‎Wien u.a., Haas, 1803. 1. Aufl. Mit gestochenem Frontispiz und Titelbildnis. 334, 257 S. 8°, OKart.‎

‎Oberes Kapital und Einbandkanten etwas bestoßen, Name auf Vorsatz, einige Bleistiftanstreichungen, einzelne Seiten gelockert, sonst schönes Ex.‎

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‎GARVENS Fritz‎

‎Die vorrömische Toponymie Nordspaniens‎

‎266pp., 21cm., softcover, text in German, Doctoral dissertation (Inaugural-Dissertation zur Erlangung des Doktorgrades der Philosophischen Fakultät der Westfälischen Wilhelms-Universität zu Münster), stamp, text is clean and bright, A110751‎

‎Garzena, Cristiana‎

‎?Terra fidelis manet?: humilitas e servitium nel ?Cantico di Frate Sole?.‎

‎cm. 14,5 x 20, 180 pp. Saggi di ?Lettere italiane? Il volume non propone un'interpretazione globale della lode francescana, bens? l'approfondimento, in prospettiva diacronica e sincronica, di una singola occorrenza testuale. Ridisegnate, nel segno dell'umilt? e del servizio, le fila della visione creaturale di Francesco, e illustrata la posizione esemplare della terra in essa, la ricerca conclude verificando come la 'follia' del governo terrestre si iscriva nella follia sublime del paradosso cristiano: 'humilitas sublimis', il Figlio di Dio, nato da donna, ha umiliato la sua natura divina nella materia della nostra umanit?, fatta di terra, per mostrarci nella remissione e nel servizio la via verso il Padre, l'Altissimo. Rather than a comprehensive interpretation of Franciscan praise this volume, in a diacronic and synchronic perspective, proposes a deeper knowledge of a single precise circumstance. The succession of Francesco's visions re-designed as a token of humility and service illustrates the exemplary position of the earth, the research is concluded verifying how the ?foolishness? of terrestrial government enters into the sublime foolishness of Christian paradox: ?humilitas sublimis?, the Son of God, born of woman, humiliates His divine nature in the form of our humanity, made of earth, to show us, by means of remission and service, the way to His Father. 248 gr. 180 p.‎

‎GARZONI, Tommaso.‎

‎La piazza universale di tutte le professioni del mondo,‎

‎in-4, pp. (40), 958, (2 bb.), leg. coeva p. perg., tit. ms. al dorso. Marca tip. sul tit. ed in fine, grandi iniz. silogr., testo corsivo. Dedica dell'autore al Duca di Ferrara Alfonso II, seguono poesie di vari autori in lode del Duca e del Garzoni, viene poi una lunga lettera di quest'ultimo ad Abramo Colorni. Edizione non comune ed accresciuta, rispetto alla prima del 1585, della fortunata opera del Garzoni, il quale ''condusse vita ritirata, ma con occhio aperto sul variopinto spettacolo del mondo, alla cui visione, lepidamente pessimistica e caricaturale, egli diede forma e sapore col giuoco di un'erudizione libresca piacevole, sorprendente e bizzarra, usata a illustrare argomenti strani e inusitati...'' (Diz.Bompiani). Opera enciclopedica, interessante e curiosa di questo poligrafo romagnolo, nativo di Bagnacavallo, presso Ravenna (1549-1589), autore anche di altre opere bizzarre. Pubblicata nel 1585, ebbe enorme successo, fu sovente ristampata e tradotta in latino ed in tedesco; è divisa in 155 discorsi che forniscono una quantità infinita di notizie utili per la storia delle scienze, delle invenzioni e delle professioni e mestieri umani e pertanto viene registrata nelle bibliografie economiche (Kress e Cat. Einaudi). Tra l'altro, tratta "degli aritmetici, o maestri d'abaco, de' formatori d'almanachi, degli alchimisti, astrologi ed astronomi " (Riccardi I, 575); "de Musici, così cantori, come suonatori, ed in particolare de' Pifferi" (Fétis III, 411); e poi ancora di ''saltatori e ballarini, tamburini e tamburieri, formatori d'istromenti da sonare, antiquarij, architetti, cosmografi e geografi, chiromanti, maghi, marescalchi, spadari, spadaccini, tessitori, tintori, trincianti'', ecc. E' di un certo interesse anche per la filologia e la linguistica e, in quanto tale, viene registrata dal Gamba (n. 1415) che afferma: "Per le voci d'arti e mestieri può quest'Opera consultarsi con profitto..., ma convien farlo con discernimento, molti vocaboli essendo affatto lombardi e veneziani". Esempl. assai ben conservato (con antica firma sul tit. e qualche lavoro di tarlo nel margine interno dei primi ed ultimi ff.).. Kress Libr. n. 194. Graesse III, 32. Choix d'Olschki 6694. Per atre ediz. cfr. STC, Riccardi, Cat. Einaudi. Cantamessa, II, n. 2920..‎

‎GARZÓN RUIZ, José (1871-1955).‎

‎Gramática del Idioma Internacional Esperanto. Por..., Abogado, Esperantista i Konsulo en San Fernando, Cádiz.‎

‎Barcelona, Casa Editorial Sopena, 1908. 4to.; 160 pp. Cubiertas originales.‎

‎GASPAROTTO, Giovanni.‎

‎Cariddi e Scilla da Sallustio a Isidoro di Siviglia: la realta e il mito.‎

‎Verona, Libreria Universitaria Editrice 1988, 210x150mm, 120pagine, in brossura.‎

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‎GASPEY OTTO-SAUER.‎

‎Kleine Deutsche sprachlehre für Griechen.= Maltoy epitomos Germanik grammatik.‎

‎Very Good English Original bdg. Cr. 8vo. (20 x 14 cm). In Greek and German. [viii], 216, [8] p. Some stains, common minor notes, and faded spine. Unknown sign on front cover. A good copy. Kleine Deutsche sprachlehre für Griechen.= Maltoy epitomos Germanik grammatik.‎

‎GASTER THEODOR HERZI‎

‎LE PIU' ANTICHE STORIE DEL MONDO‎

‎GASTER THEODOR HERZI LE PIU' ANTICHE STORIE DEL MONDO. Torino, Einaudi 1975, Buono (Good) Buon es., scritta a penna al frontespizio. <br> in ottavo <br> leg. bross. <br> pp. 168<br>‎

‎Gasti Fabio.‎

‎GRAMMATICA E GRAMMATICI LATINI: TEORIA ED ESEGESI. Atti della I Giornata ghisleriana di Filologia classica (Pavia, 5-6 aprile 2001)‎

‎(Codice LL/2180) In 8° 219 pp. Brossura editoriale, sovraccoperta. Ottimo stato. ~~~ SPEDIZIONE IN ITALIA SEMPRE TRACCIATA‎

‎Gattel, Claude Marie‎

‎Nuevo Diccionario Portatil Espanol y Frances. Resumido por los mejores Lexicografos de ambas Naciones; Nriquecido de las Conjugaciones de los Verbos Espanoles regulares e irregulares; Por C. M. Gattel, Profesor de Gramatica general. - Mit einem handschriftlichen Gedicht von Friedrich de la Motte-Fouqué, Otto Heinrich Graf von Loeben gewidmet. C.M. Gattel - Text: französisch - spanisch Dreispaltiger Druck.‎

‎Paris: Casa de Bossange, Masson y Besson Ano VI - 1798 1798. (4), 8, XXXIX, (1), 550 Seiten Gebundene Ausgabe , Ledereinband, Exemplar in gutem Erhaltungszustand‎

‎Spanie‎

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‎GATTI, Paolo. - DEGL’INNOCENTI, Antonella.‎

‎Dudone di San Quintino. Colelzione Labirinti 16.‎

‎Trento, Dipartimento di Scienze Filologiche et Storiche 1995, 210x155mm, 218pagine, in brossura. Nuovo stato.‎

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‎GAUCHAT, Louis. MURET, Ernest.‎

‎Glossaire des Patois et Enquête sur les noms de lieu de la Suisse Romande. Notices.‎

‎Lausanne, Imprimeries Réunies sans date, vers 1914, 215x140mm, 39pages, broché. Bel exemplaire.‎

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‎Gaudin, Paul, French engineer and archaeologist (1858-1921)‎

‎Collection of 264 photographs from the archaeological site of Aphrodisias.‎

‎[Aphrodisias, 1904-1905]. 258 glass plate negatives (9 x 12 to 18 x 24 cm) and 8 panorama nitrate film negatives (31 x 9.5 cm).‎

‎Extensive photographic documentation of the first official archaeological excavation of Aphrodisias in the historic Caria region, now part of Anatolia, Turkey. Named Aphrodisias in the Hellenistic period, the city gained importance since the 1st century AD as an early and reliable ally of the Roman Empire in the region. During the Roman period, Aphrodisias enjoyed important privileges and became a provincial capital. The well-preserved ruins of public and private buildings excavated since 1904 bear witness to the wealth and importance of Aphrodisias during Imperial times. The city was also a centre of marble production and sculpture, adding greatly to its archaeological significance, as documented in the photographs. In the early 7th century, an earthquake largely destroyed the now Byzantine city that had been renamed Stauropolis around the same time, in an effort to remove pagan connotations. Little remained of Aphrodisias's former importance and splendour thereafter. - Osman Hamdi Bey, the father of Turkish archaeology, had first visited the site of Aphrodisias in 1892 and obtained permission for excavations in 1898. Lacking the necessary funds for a large archaeological campaign, the Francophile Hamdi Bey proposed to Paul Gaudin, then director of the Smyrna-Cassaba railway, to organize excavations in Aphrodisias under his license. A passionate amateur archaeologist who had already led excavations in the bronze-age necropolis of Yortan, Gaudin financed the initial campaign in August 1904. The summer of 1905 saw a more professional campaign under the scientific direction of the French archaeologist Gustave Mendel (1873-1938), with moderate financial support from the French state and private institutions. In August 1905, Paul Gaudin was called to Damascus to serve as director of the Hejaz railway project and therefore was absent for most of the 1905 campaign. Due to a bitter conflict between Gaudin and Mendel the excavations did not continue after 1905, and it was only in 1962 that Kenan Erim began a new campaign under the aegis of New York University that is currently led by Professor R. R. R. Smith (Oxford). - In view of the long interruption of work, Gaudin's photographic documentation is particularly valuable, as many of the archaeological findings have been dispersed among museums in Turkey and Western Europe or even lost over time. As Gaudin's 1904 campaign was not conducted systematically, the earlier photographs provide particularly valuable information concerning the progress of the excavations. - Paul Gaudin was born in Paris, the son of the chemist Marc-Antoine Gaudin (1804-80). His passion for photography was certainly inherited from his pioneering father who in 1841 introduced the usage of bromine fumes to improve the sensitivity of the plates, which allowed for a great reduction of the necessary exposure time, and published the first French journal devoted to photographic research, "La Lumière". In 1880, Paul Gaudin completed his engineering training, obtained a position as deputy stationmaster in Paris, and was subsequently employed as an inspector by the Chemins de fer de l'Ouest. His career took an unexpected turn when he was sent to Turkey in 1892 to direct the Moudania-Brousse railroad line operated by the important Belgian investor and engineer Georges Nagelmackers. As early as 1894, after Nagelmackers had obtained a concession for the Smyrna-Cassaba railway, Gaudin was promoted to director of this important line and led its expansions. Gaudin's lasting contributions to archaeology with his excavations in the Yortan necropolis (1898 and 1901) and in Aphrosidias, as well as his important collection of Smyrnian figurines and other objects, date to his time in Smyrna (Izmir). His most prestigious and challenging position as a railroad engineer, however, was his charge by Sultan Abdul Hamid II to complete the famous Hejaz railway. Despite financial problems, difficult geographical and climatic conditions, and the often hostile (sometimes even violent) reaction of the local population, Gaudin led the rapid expansion of the line from Ma'an to Medina, where the construction came to a definite halt in 1908. During the project, Gaudin was the first to photographically document the Arabic old town of Al-'Ula in 1907. - Little is known of Paul Gaudin's employments after his contract with the Hejaz railway expired in 1909. He briefly collaborated on the disastrous Ottoman project for the construction of a railway line from Hodeidah to Sana'a in 1911, and he seems then to have permanently returned to France, where he died in Versailles in 1921. Today, Paul Gaudin is best remembered as a major patron of the Louvre, to which he donated more than 2,000 artifacts from his collection. The Istanbul Museum, the British Museum, and other institutions also owe him important contributions to their Asia Minor, especially Smyrna, antique collections. - Provenance: 1. Collection of Paul Gaudin, family inheritance. 2. Rouillac auction, 20 June 2022, lot 303. - G. Charloux, Paul Gaudin et les premières campagnes de fouilles à Yortan et à Aphrodisias, in: Orient-Express, no. 1, 2001, pp. 24-26; M. Collignon, Note sur les fouilles exécutées à Aphrodisias par M. Paul Gaudin, in: CRAI, 48/6, 1904, pp. 703-711; A. Le Goff/N. Coutsinax, Les dossiers individuels de mission conservés aux Archives nationales et leur apport à l?histoire de l?archéologie: l?exemple de la fouille d?Aphrodisias en 1905, in: Les Nouvelles de l?archéologie, no. 110, 2007, pp. 40-47.‎

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‎Gaudin, Paul, French engineer and archaeologist (1858-1921)‎

‎Two albums with 247 photographs, 1 postcard, and 4 building plans from the archaeological site of Aphrodisias.‎

‎[Aphrodisias, 1904-1905]. 45,5 x 36 cm (albums) and various formats (photographs and plans).‎

‎Extensive documentation of the first official archaeological excavation of Aphrodisias in the historic Caria region, now part of Anatolia, Turkey. The first album contains 199 photographs and the valuable plans, captioned "theatre", "quarries" (with parts of the city), "thermae", and "temple of Aphrodite converted to a Byzantine church; state of the ruins in 1904, indication of the digs". The dating of the album to the first campaign of 1904 suggests that the second album (48 photographs and the postcard) shows the excavations of 1905. The smaller extent of this album agrees well with the fact that Gaudin left Aphrodisias soon after the beginning of the campaign. - Named Aphrodisias in the Hellenistic period, the city gained importance since the 1st century AD as an early and reliable ally of the Roman Empire in the region. During the Roman period, Aphrodisias enjoyed extensive privileges and rose to become a provincial capital. The well-preserved ruins of public and private buildings excavated since 1904 bear witness to the wealth and importance of Aphrodisias during Imperial times. The city was also a centre of marble production and sculpture, adding greatly to its archaeological significance as documented in the albums. In the early 7th century, an earthquake largely destroyed the now Byzantine city that had been renamed Stauropolis around the same time, in an effort to remove pagan connotations. Little remained of Aphrodisias's former importance and splendour thereafter. - Osman Hamdi Bey, the father of Turkish archaeology, had first visited the site of Aphrodisias in 1892 and obtained permission for excavations in 1898. Lacking the necessary funds for a large archaeological campaign, the Francophile Hamdi Bey proposed to Paul Gaudin, then director of the Smyrna-Cassaba railway, to organize excavations in Aphrodisias under his license. A passionate amateur archaeologist who had already led excavations in the bronze-age necropolis of Yortan, Gaudin financed the initial campaign in August 1904. The summer of 1905 saw a more professional campaign under the scientific direction of the French archaeologist Gustave Mendel (1873-1938), with moderate financial support from the French state and private institutions. In August 1905, Paul Gaudin was called to Damascus to serve as director of the Hejaz railway project and therefore was absent for most of the 1905 campaign. Due to a conflict between Gaudin and Mendel the excavations did not continue after 1905, and it was only in 1962 that Kenan Erim began a new campaign under the aegis of New York University that is currently led by Professor R. R. R. Smith (Oxford). - In view of the long interruption of work, Gaudin's photographic documentation is particularly valuable, as many of the archaeological findings have been dispersed among museums in Turkey and Western Europe or even lost over time. As Gaudin's 1904 campaign was not conducted systematically, the earlier photographs provide particularly valuable information concerning the progress of the excavations. - Paul Gaudin was born in Paris, the son of the chemist Marc-Antoine Gaudin (1804-80). His passion for photography was certainly inherited from his pioneering father who in 1841 introduced the usage of bromine fumes to improve the sensitivity of the plates, which allowed for a great reduction of the necessary exposure time and published the first French journal devoted to photographic research, "La Lumière". In 1880, Paul Gaudin completed his engineering training, obtained a position as deputy stationmaster in Paris, and was subsequently employed as an inspector by the Chemins de fer de l'Ouest. His career took an unexpected turn when he was sent to Turkey in 1892 to direct the Moudania-Brousse railroad line operated by the important Belgian investor and engineer Georges Nagelmackers. As early as 1894, after Nagelmackers had obtained the concession for the Smyrna-Cassaba railway, Gaudin was promoted to director of this important line and led its expansions. Paul Gaudin's lasting contributions to archaeology with his excavations in the Yortan necropolis (1898 and 1901) and in Aphrosidias, as well as his important collection of Smyrnian figurines and other objects, date to his time in Smyrna (Izmir). Gaudin's most prestigious and challenging position as a railroad engineer, however, was his charge by Sultan Abdul Hamid II to complete the famous Hejaz railway. Despite financial problems, difficult geographical and climatic conditions, and the often hostile (sometimes even violent) reaction of the local population, Gaudin led the rapid expansion of the line from Ma'an to Medina, where the construction came to a definite halt in 1908. During this project, Gaudin was the first to photographically document the Arabic old town of Al-'Ula in 1907. - Little is known of Paul Gaudin's employments after his contract with the Hejaz railway expired in 1909. He briefly collaborated on the disastrous Ottoman project for the construction of a railway line from Hodeidah to Sana'a in 1911 and seems later to have permanently returned to France, where he died in Versailles in 1921. Today, Paul Gaudin is best remembered as a major patron of the Louvre, to which he donated more than 2,000 artifacts from his collection. The Istanbul Museum, the British Museum, and other institutions also owe him important contributions to their Asia Minor, especially Smyrna, antique collections. - Collection of Paul Gaudin, family inheritance. - G. Charloux, Paul Gaudin et les premières campagnes de fouilles à Yortan et à Aphrodisias, in: Orient-Express, no. 1, 2001, pp. 24-26; M. Collignon, Note sur les fouilles exécutées à Aphrodisias par M. Paul Gaudin, in: CRAI, 48/6, 1904, pp. 703-711; A. Le Goff/N. Coutsinax, Les dossiers individuels de mission conservés aux Archives nationales et leur apport à l?histoire de l?archéologie: l?exemple de la fouille d?Aphrodisias en 1905, in: Les Nouvelles de l?archéologie, no. 110, 2007, pp. 40-47.‎

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