Armenian Manuscript Bifolium

Illuminator Minas (?)

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Canon tables, a widely used comparative index to the gospels, were developed by Eusebius of Caesarea for his pupil Carpianus who appears in the headpiece of the explanatory page on the right. When bound, the tables on the left would have been one of the following index pages.

Armenian Manuscript Bifolium, Illuminator Minas (?) (active in region of Vaspurakan (now eastern Türkiye)), Tempera and gold leaf on paper, Armenian

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Armenian Manuscript Bifolium, Illuminator Minas (?) (active in region of Vaspurakan (now eastern Türkiye)), Tempera and gold leaf on paper, Armenian
Armenian Manuscript Bifolium, Illuminator Minas (?) (active in region of Vaspurakan (now eastern Türkiye)), Tempera and gold leaf on paper, Armenian

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