Eutychii Agyptii, Patriarchae Orthodoxorum Alexandrini Scriptoris UT in Oriente Admodum Vetusti AC Illustris, Ita in Occidente Tum Paucissimis Bisi Tum Perraro Auditi Ecclesiae Suae Origines / Ex Ejusdem Arabico Nunc Primum Typis Edidit AC Versione (1642)

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