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Page scans ↗ — Original 1856 French printing, columns 165–166, directly inspected against the lecture citation. Translation credited to F. Tempestini; edited/published by Jacques-Paul Migne.
Source ↗ — Digitized 1856 volume 1 of Dictionnaire des Apocryphes; Livre d’Adam begins at column 1 and ends before the next work, Livre du combat d’Adam. Full French source, with two printed columns per physical page.
Source ↗ — Scholarly publisher identifies the Ginza / Sidra Rabba / Liber Adami as the same Mandaic work, first printed with a Latin translation by Norberg in 1815–1816. This link is bibliography, not the text of the Ginza.
Rights evidence ↗ — Public-domain scan of the original 1856 historical printing. This assessment does not extend to modern English translations or additions.