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Milano: Biblioteca Ambrosiana. Evangeliario Greco. Italia Meridionale sec. XIII

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Title: Milano: Biblioteca Ambrosiana. Evangeliario Greco. Italia Meridionale sec. XIII
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Illuminated page from a Greek Gospel Book (Evangelion), made in South Italy in the thirteenth century.
Miniature with the Adoration of the Magi.

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