The notation of the last chord in the R.H. in A is surprising – over three g1-e2-g2 notes there is also a fourth one, more or less at the pitch of c3 or d3, but devoid of ledger lines, so it is unknown what note it should represent. At the same time, it is not one of the blots copied from the adjacent page, of which there are several in the next bars. According to us, it is a mistakenly boldened random ink spill or a staccato dot. The latter seems to be supported by the presence of such a dot in GE1; however, the dot in GE1 may be explained by another kind of mistake – see the adjacent note.
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category imprint: Source & stylistic information
issues: Foreign hand additions in manuscripts, Errors of A
notation: Pitch