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English: A Georgian liturgical manuscript made in Jerusalem at the Monastery of the Holy Cross, 11th century. Written by the monastery's founder, Saint Prochorus (Giorgi Prokhore). Includes the Georgian version of the account of the sack of Jerusalem by the Persians in A.D. 614, composed by the monk Antiochus Strategus Extent: 500 ff. Size of leaf: 250 x 390 mm.
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