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Български:
Миниатюра 48 от
Манасиевата летопис
, 14 век:
Разрушение на църква по повеля на
иконобореца
император
Константин V Копроним
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English:
Miniature 48 from the
Constantine Manasses Chronicle
, 14 century:
Destruction of a church under the orders of the
iconoclast
emperor
Constantine V Copronymus
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| Date | Original: 14 century |
| Source |
Български:
Сканирана от книгата "Миниатюри на Манасиевата летопис",
Иван Дуйчев
, Издателство "Български художник", София, 1962
English:
Scanned from book "Miniatures from the Manasses Chronicle", Ivan Duichev, "Bulgarski hudojnik" Publishing house, Sofia, 1962
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| Author | Original: Constantine Manasses |
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