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English: Two Egyptian papyrus fragments of unknown authorship. These two fragments are known as Joseph Smith Papyrus XI(left) and I(right), and are thought by some to be one source of the Book of Abraham as translated by Joseph Smith. See also Joseph Smith Papyri.
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Auctor An unknown ancient Egyptian

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01:59, 27 January 2008 590 × 203 (29,731 bytes) w:en:Descartes1979 (disputatio | conlationes) Two Egyptian papyrus fragments of unknown authorship. These two fragments are known as Joseph Smith Papyrus XI(left) and I(right), and are thought by some to be one source of the [[Book of Abraham]] as translated by [[Joseph Smith]]. See also [[Joseph S

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