Fragmented OCR historical notices and names mixed in text
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous proper names, places, and titles from an old publication. It references individuals such as Richard Oldwall and Benjani, several colleges and Greek names, plus printers and booksellers in London areas like Cornhill and Paternoster Row.
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Fragmentary religious tract excerpt reveals mistranscribed edition notes
The readable fragments describe a volume titled Holy Scripture related work with dialogues and introduction. It mentions a publication history, a note about a new edition, and references to a Biblical topic debated by readers. No clear dates or full names are discernible from the damaged text.
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