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Theophanes for the Angels’, while that for the departed in Tone 5 has, ‘The fifth canon of Theophanes for the dead’. Unfortunately none of these
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Lukhovitskij, Lev (2013). "Historical Memory of
Byzantine Iconoclasm in the 14th c.: the Case of Nikephoros Gregoras and Philotheos Kokkinos". In Mariev, Sergei (ed.).
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