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Codex Argenteus

Codex Argenteus

6th-century Gothic bible manuscript.

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    Extinct East Germanic language.

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    Bible translation.

    10%

  3. Carolina Rediviva

    Main building of the Uppsala University Library.

    3.8%

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    Early Germanic people.

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    Parchment dyed purple with gold or silver lettering.

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    English word.

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