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==References == | <p> archbishop of Cappadocia, composed A [[Commentary]] on the Apocalypse, which was printed in Greek at [[Verona]] in 1532 and 1568, fol. (Ecumenius subsequently published it in Greek and Latin at [[Paris]] (1631). See Cave, Historia Literaria i 520. </p> | ||
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Latest revision as of 08:56, 15 October 2021
Arethas [1]
archbishop of Cappadocia, composed A Commentary on the Apocalypse, which was printed in Greek at Verona in 1532 and 1568, fol. (Ecumenius subsequently published it in Greek and Latin at Paris (1631). See Cave, Historia Literaria i 520.
