File:Chasoslov 031.jpg

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DescriptionChasoslov 031.jpg	English: Page 31 from "Chasoslov", an early Bulgarian printed book, 1566
Date	1566
Source	Available in Cyrillic printed books XV-XX century books SS. Cyril and Methodius Digital Library (p. 31)
Author	Yakov Kraykov (16th century)

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