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106v5. St George of Lydda riding on a horse, brandishing a weapon, and appearing to the judge | 4. Nazib lying in prison bound at his hands and feetReviewed first-party image
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5. St George of Lydda riding on a horse, brandishing a weapon, and appearing to the judge | 4. Nazib lying in prison bound at his hands and feet — PEM (Princeton) 57, fol. 106v
Princeton Ethiopian, Eritrean, and Egyptian Miracles of Mary (PEMM) project
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paintings.csv, Painting ID 1220 (2 episode rows)
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5. St George of Lydda riding on a horse, brandishing a weapon, and appearing to the judge | 4. Nazib lying in prison bound at his hands and feet
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Princeton University Library, Ethiopic Manuscripts collection
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f. 2vOr 685, f. 2v: a folio of ገድለ ሐዋርያት The Apocryphal Acts of the Apostles the British Library catalogue records as decorated.Reviewed first-party image
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ገድለ ሐዋርያት The Apocryphal Acts of the Apostles — Or 685, f. 2v
British Library Archives and Manuscripts Catalogue
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British Library, Or 685, f. 2v
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Or 685, f. 2v: a folio of ገድለ ሐዋርያት The Apocryphal Acts of the Apostles the British Library catalogue records as decorated.
Credit
British Library, Or 685, f. 2v. Digitised by The British Library.
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