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54r1. Giyorgis lying in prison bound at his hands and feet, with a dove appearing to him | 2. Giyorgis standing healed from his woundsReviewed first-party image
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1. Giyorgis lying in prison bound at his hands and feet, with a dove appearing to him | 2. Giyorgis standing healed from his wounds — DL-E (Brown) 14, fol. 54r
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f. 17rOr 597, f. 17r: a folio of ገብረ ሕመማት, Book of the Rite of the Holy Week the British Library catalogue records as decorated.Reviewed first-party image
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ገብረ ሕመማት, Book of the Rite of the Holy Week — Or 597, f. 17r
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British Library, Or 597, f. 17r
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Or 597, f. 17r: a folio of ገብረ ሕመማት, Book of the Rite of the Holy Week the British Library catalogue records as decorated.
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British Library, Or 597, f. 17r. Digitised by The British Library.
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