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From the source: It is believed that the text found in Colunga and Turrado was and is in the public domain, and that only the various introductions and other editorial material would ever have been under copyright, none of which are included in this text.

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Revision organized by the Clementine Text Project, http://vulsearch.sourceforge.net/

From the source: It is believed that the text found in Colunga and Turrado was and is in the public domain, and that only the various introductions and other editorial material would ever have been under copyright, none of which are included in this text.