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  b. 34

It is only AR that includes an arpeggio mark next to the g1-esixth. In the F sources, we are dealing with an ornament in the form of a tied ggrace note (non-slashed in FC and slashed in PE, FEF and GEF). It most probably results from the intention of writing out the arpeggio and it can be considered a revision of the editor, namely Fontana. 

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category imprint: Differences between sources

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notation: Ornaments

Missing markers on sources: PE, AR, AK, AE, AO, FEF, GEF, FC, CC, AG, CX, CY