Eutychii AEgyptii, patriarchae orthodoxorum Alexandrini scriptoris, ut in oriente admodùm vetusti ac illustris, ita in occidente tum paucissimis visi ... suae origines. (1642) (Latin Edition)

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Eutychii AEgyptii, patriarchae orthodoxorum Alexandrini scriptoris, ut in oriente admodùm vetusti ac illustris, ita in occidente tum paucissimis visi tum perrarò auditi, Ecclesiae suae origines.
Eutychius, Patriarch of Alexandria, 877-940.
Selden, John, 1584-1654.
Text in Arabic and Latin.
Also issued with title page in red and black without addition: Prostant apud R. & T. Whitakerum.
[2], XXXVIII, 184 p.
Londini : excudebat Richardus Bishopus. MDCXLII. Prostant apud R. & T. Whitakerum, [1642]
Wing (2nd ed.) / E3440A
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