File:MadridSkylitzesFol100vDetail.jpg
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English: Skyllitzes Matritensis, fol. 100v, detail. Miniature: The Arab conquest of Syracuse (in 878). |
| Date | 11th-13th centuries |
| Source | en:Madrid Skylitzes |
| Author | from the Middle Ages, unknown |
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