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(‎Changed claim: text of the quotation (P4): [...] I mean signor Botari, prefect of the Vatican library, and author of the Museum Capitolinum. He wishes much to become acquainted with Mr. Mariette, whose merit is known to him. It was he who formed the beautiful collection of impressions in the Corsini library. He has collected a number of remarks, which he is ready to communicate to Mr. Mariette;)
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I mean signor Botari, prefect of the Vatican library, and author of the Museum Capitolinum. He wishes much to become acquainted with Mr. Mariette, whose merit is known to him. It was he who formed the beautiful collection of impressions in the Corsini library. He has collected a number of remarks, which he is ready to communicate to Mr. Mariette; (English)
[...] I mean signor Botari, prefect of the Vatican library, and author of the Museum Capitolinum. He wishes much to become acquainted with Mr. Mariette, whose merit is known to him. It was he who formed the beautiful collection of impressions in the Corsini library. He has collected a number of remarks, which he is ready to communicate to Mr. Mariette; (English)

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    [...] I mean signor Botari, prefect of the Vatican library, and author of the Museum Capitolinum. He wishes much to become acquainted with Mr. Mariette, whose merit is known to him. It was he who formed the beautiful collection of impressions in the Corsini library. He has collected a number of remarks, which he is ready to communicate to Mr. Mariette; (English)
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