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'Opiscula theologica', a manuscript of uncertain origin, written in Greek in the16th-century, containing various works
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DescriptionThe manuscript includes works by Ephraim Syrus, St John Chrysostom, Pseudo-Athanasius, and others.
ShelfmarkAdv.MS.18.6.14
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