Lot 117
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Apnelgaripes, magistros (c.1065), Saint George standing facing, in military dress, holding spear and shield, to left and right **, rev. inscription in five lines **, 23.16g. (Seyrig 40; Z.II,362; Cheynet, Travaux et Mmoires 12, Paris 1994 no.18), very fine

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Apnelgaripes, magistros (c.1065), Saint George standing facing, in military dress, holding spear and shield, to left and right **, rev. inscription in five lines **, 23.16g. (Seyrig 40; Z.II,362; Cheynet, Travaux et Mmoires 12, Paris 1994 no.18), very fine

Lot Essay

Several seals of this Apellarib are known, including some in the museum at Tarsus. Apellarib, or Apnelgaripes (the form of the name distinguishing him from Apellarib Arsakides, see lot 113), has been identified as the Apellarib Arcruni, son of Hasan, of a family closely allied with Senacherim, prince of Vaspourakan. Apellarib served Michael VII as governor of Cilicia. He died about 1078.