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Français : Grandes Chroniques de France, XIVe s. (BNF, FR 2813) Henri Ier, roi de Chypre, reçoit un messager
Date 14th century
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Great Chronicles of France, 14th century (BNF, FR 2813) Henry I, King of Cyprus, receives a messenger

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