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Add MS 5468,10 Sep 1337,
Four Gospels, adapted for liturgical use (Gregory-Aland 686; von Soden Θε34; Scrivener 573e)
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.Four Gospels, adapted for liturgical use, including: Synaxarion. Gospel readings for feast days. 10 Sep 1337, by Adrianopolites, Konstantinos
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