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John Chrysostom — 10th century, end – 11th century, beginning; Asia Minor West (?)

MS. Barocci 55

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Title

John Chrysostom — 10th century, end – 11th century, beginning; Asia Minor West (?)

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MS. Barocci 55

Place of origin

Asia Minor West (?)

Date

10th century, end – 11th century, beginning

Language

Ancient Greek (to 1453)

Contents

John Chrysostom Homilies

Form

codex

Support

parchment

Decoration

DecorationBorders, ornamental headpieces, strips and decorated initials (some zoomorphic). (Hutter i. 14, Abb. 75–8) [Internet Archive]

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