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ID	1927401569
Author(s)	Čajka, František
Title	Alexios G. C. SAVVIDES, Byzantino-Normannica. The Norman Capture of Italy (to A.D. 1081) and the First Two Invasions in Byzantium (A.D. 1081-1085 and 1107-1108)
Published	Byzantinoslavica : sbornik pro studium byzantsko-slovanských vztahů, v Praze : Euroslavica, 67, 2009, 1/2, 415-417
Language	eng
Soundex	A0548; S8280; B1862; N6766; N6766; C4127; I0250; F3782; I0686; B1862
Medium	article
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Holdings	see in WorldCat
Source	OLC Slavistik
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	Byzantino-Slavica and Byzantino-Arabica: Studies in the Translation and Transmission of Texts - Introductory remarks / Franklin, Simon
	Judaeo-Provençal Astronomy in Byzantium and Russia (14th-15th c.) / Gardette, Philippe
	Smolensk after the Mongol Invasions: A Reconstruction / Lenhoff, Gail
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	„Uchwycić przeszłość” – Nałkowska i Ibsen = “To Capture the Past” – Nałkowska and Ibsen / Ratuszna, Hanna

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Alexios G. C. SAVVIDES, Byzantino-Normannica. The Norman Capture of Italy (to A.D. 1081) and the First Two Invasions in Byzantium (A.D. 1081-1085 and 1107-1108)