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Bb12-11 Bb12-12
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Hb12-29 Hb12-30 Hb12-31 Hb12-32
Bb12-13 Bb12-14 Bb12-15
Hb12-33 Hb12-34 Hb12-35 Hb12-36
Bb12-16 Bb12-17 Bb12-18
Hb12-37 Hb12-38 Hb12-39
Bb12-19 Bb12-20 Bb12-21 Bb12-22
Hb12-40 Hb12-41 Hb12-42 Hb12-43
Bb12-23
Hb12-44 Hb12-45
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Bb12-24 Bb12-25
Hb12-46 Hb12-47 Hb12-48 Hb12-49
Both Barthel and Fischer indicate that there seems to be a destroyed glyph at the end of the H text. Possibly it was a vae glyph.

But even if there never was any glyph later than Hb12-49 (and also if there was a glyph there but not a vae glyph) the parallel glyph sequences together indicate how Bb12-26 corresponds to the end of a common text.
Bb12-26
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