This ninety ninth page is titled "Dante & the Fatwa." In the upper right hand corner Phillips writes in green ink "The Fatwa year 5 commences and like Dante Salmon continues under sentence of death unable to return from exile. He does not even have the satisfaction of beating me at ping-pong. I do an etching & two lithographs to celebrate. Approaching is the hundredth anniversary of Dreyfus case." At the bottom right Phillips writes on top of a clipping from the Jordan Times "On Monday in the Middle East I am reminded by this (illegible) piece in the JT." The piece referred to reads "Rushdie appeals for meeting with Major - British author Salman Rushdie, sentenced to death by Iran for blasphemy, appealed publicly Sunday for a meeting with Prime Minister John Major." The main image on the page is a portrait of Salman Rushdie with his circular eyeglass lenses collaged with the newspaper article. This portrait of Rushdie also is found on a page of A Humument. the left hand side of the page is collaged with a picture of Alfred Dreyfus. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.