APPROVAL. original: "ОДОБРЕНІЕ" — In the 18th century, this served as an official censor's license, confirming the work was safe for public consumption.

By order of the Lords Curators of the Imperial Moscow University, the book titled Crata Repoa original: "Крата Репоа" — see the previous page for the significance of this title regarding Egyptian mysteries. has been read by me, and I have found nothing within it contrary to the instructions given to me regarding the review of books for publication; for this reason, it may be printed. Collegiate Councilor, Professor of Eloquence, and Censor of books printed at the University Press,

ANTON BARSOV.

Anton Alexeyevich Barsov (1730–1791) was a distinguished Russian scholar, linguist, and the first Russian-born professor of eloquence at Moscow University. His signature here legitimizes the work under the eyes of the state.

A circular woodcut emblem or seal containing a stylized monogram of the letters "М" and "У" (standing for Moscow University), framed by a double-lined circle with decorative flourishes resembling wheat or palm fronds.