Photius, Bibliotheque
Tome V: Codices 230-241
edited and translated by R. Henry
230 Eulogius, 231 Sophronius, 232 Etienne Gobar, 233 Germain de Constantinople, 234-237 Methode, 238 Flavius Josephe, 239 Proclos, 240 Jean Philipon, 241 Philostrate
- By (author) Photius
- Edited and translated by Rene Henry
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