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Description Antiochus IV praying to horned idol in the Temple of Jerusalem for Index. Chronicles, Morgan Library, M.751, fol. 29v (Amiens, 1300-1310)
Date between 1300 and 1310
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Antiochus IV praying to a horned idol in the Temple of Jerusalem

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