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"in ras" means "in rasura", denoting text that has been obliterated in 
some way, but still legible on film, photo or original. 
You may add these tags to your witness files while preparing them them 
for collation in the collation program 'Collate' by Peter Robinson. I 
have some quite good experience with it in the field of the Slavic 
version of the NT.
Contact me for details.
Johannes van der Tak
University of Amsterdam, Slavic department
e-mail johannes.van.der.tak@let.uva.nl

On Thu, 29 Aug 1996, Vincent Broman wrote:

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> Could anyone tell me what "in ras" means in a MS collation?
> I could not dig anything appropriate out of my latin dictionary,
> but context and etymological atmosphere suggest something about erasures.
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