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Title	Decem fabulosae Incarnaciones Dei quas credunt Gentiles Indiani extra et intra Gangem
Sender	Heinrich Roth
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Recipient	Athanasius Kircher
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Date	unknown
Date additional information	No date is provided in the text, but it was most likely written between 1664, when Roth arrived in Rome, and 1667, when the printed version was published in "China illustrata"
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Language	lat
Source	APUG, Ms. 563, f. 325r-328v
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Bibliographic level	Manuscript
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Published in	China monumentis
External link	https://archive.org/details/gri_33125008463396/page/156/
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Progress	To be proofread
Transcription	325^r 325^v 326^r 326^v 327^r 327^v 328^r 328^v
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Remarks	This text was published in Kircher's China illustrata (Amsterdam 1667, p. 157-162) complimented by illustrations. As stated in the published work, it was provided by Fr. Heinrich Roth (Henricus Roa), missionary in the Mughal Empire, who a accompanied Fr. Grueber from Agra to Rome (1662-1664) after Fr. Albert d'Orville's demise. The handwriting is consistent with extant letters from Roth to Kircher (APUG Ms. 562, f. 113rv; 563, f. 281rv and 563, f. 78rv)
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