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Mēnaion tou Ianouariou [-Dekemvriou] periechon hapasan tēn anēkousan autō Akolouthian, diorthōthen to prin hypo Vartholomaiou Koutloumousianou tou Imvriou, kai par'autou auxēthen tē tou Typikou prosthēkē kata tēn diataxin tēs Hagias tou Christou Megalēs Ekklēsias, hēs tē engraphō adeia anatheōrēthen kai akrivōs epidiorthōthen. Ekdidotai nyn to deuteron.

Corporate Author:	Orthodox Eastern Church.
Other Authors:	Koutloumousianos, Vartholomaios.
Language(s):	Greek
Published:	En Venetia, Ek tēs Hellēnikēs typ. tou Phoinikos, 1852.
Physical Description:	12 v.
Original Format:	Book
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