File:Leo Phokas defeats Hambdan at Adrassos.png

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Description	English: Leo Phokas defeats Hambdan at Adrassos
Date	19 July 2012
Source	History of John Skylitzes ( Skyllitzes Matritensis (Biblioteca Nacional de España)
Author	Unknown, 13th-century author

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