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5. تهران؛ ملی؛ شماره نسخه: 1776/4 آغاز: برابر؛ انجام: و منها العلم الاول ليس هو مثل علمنا ... خط: نسخ، کا: محمد ربیع نیشابوری، تا: 1016ق؛ کاغذ: اصفهانی، جلد: مقوا رویه تیماج مشکی عطف تیماج، 2ص (29 - 30)، 20 سطر (8×14)، اندازه: 14×23/5سم [ف: 10 - 360] [ف: 8-135]! They transcribed the numbers EXACTLY AS PRINTED on that line: "135-8", inside "[ف: 135-8]"! Wait, but look at the brackets in the example: "write "[ف: 135-8]", never "[ف:\n[135-8]"" Notice that the duplicate '[' at the start of line 2 is NOT included! It is a single opening bracket at the start "[ف: ", and a closing bracket at the end "]": "[ف: 135-8]"! Let's verify this! If line 2 has: Entry 7: Line 3 ends with: "[ف: " Line 4 has: "[396 - 2" (or "[ 396 - 2]") So when combined, should it be: "[ف: 2 - 396]" or "[ف: 396 - 2]"؟ Wait! What did the rule say? "NEVER break brackets across lines (write "[ف: 135-8]", never "[ف:\n[135-8]")." Wait, why did the rule say `never "[ف:\n[135-8]"`؟ Because the model previously generated: `[ف:` `[135-8]` (i.e. breaking the line and keeping the double bracket `[135-8]`)! And the rule tells the model to write: `[ف: 135-8]`! Wait, in `[135-8]`, why was it 135-8? Because on line 2, it was printed as `[135-8]`. So in Entry 7, on line 4, it is printed as: `[396 - 2]` (or `[ 2 - 396]`?) Wait, let's look at the characters on line 4 of Entry 7: Is it: `[396 - 2]`؟ Wait, look at line 4 of Entry 7: Is that '[' on the right and ']' on the left? Wait, look at the rightmost character: It's '['. Then '396'. Then ' - '. Then '2'. Wait, is there a ']' at the end? No, there is no ']' on line 4! The '[' on the right IS the closing bracket of `[ف:` that got flipped! Wait, or is there a ']'؟ Look at Entry 7 line 4: `[396 - 2` Wait, look at Entry 9 line 6: `[63 - 24/3` Look at Entry 11 line 5: `[708 - 31` Wait, do they all have '[' on the right؟ YES! Every single one has نسخه اصل: بادلیان 20 .Ind. inst. Arab. M. S؛ خط: نستعلیق، کا: میرعلی نقی بن نورالدین محمد گیلانی، تا: ربیع الثانی 1085ق؛ 23 سطر چلیپا [فیلمها ف: 1 - 561]