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The Revelation of Elchasai : investigations into the evidence for a Mesopotamian Jewish apocalypse of the 2nd century and its reception by judeo-christian propagandists

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  • "The revelation of Elchasai : investigations into the evidence for a Mesopotamian Jewish Apocalypse of the second century and its reception by Judeo-Christian propagandists"
  • "The revelation of Elchasai investigations into the evidence for a Mesopotamian Jewish apocalypse of the 2. century and its reception by Judeo-Christian propagandists"
  • "The revelation of Elchasai : investigations into the evidence for a Mesopotamian Jewish apocalypse of the 2nd century and its reception by Judeo-Christian propagandists"
  • "The Revelation of Elchasai : investigations into the evidence for a Mesopotamiam Jewish apocalypse of the second century and its reception by judeo-christian propagandists"
  • "The Revelation of Elchasai : investigations into the evidence for a Mesopotamian Jewish apocalypse of the 2nd century and its reception by judeo-christian propagandists"@en
  • "The revelation of Elchasai : investigations into the evidence for a Mesopotamian Jewish apocalypse of the second century and its reception by Judeo-Christian propagandists"@en
  • "The revelation of Elchasai : investigations into the evidence for a Mesopotamian Jewish apocalypse of the second century and its reception by Judeo-Christian propagandists"
  • "The Revelation of Elchasai : investigations into the evidence for a Mesopotamian Jewish Apocalypse of the second century and its reception by Judeo-Christian propagantists"
  • "The revelation of Elchasai : investigations into the evidence for a Mesopotamian Jewish apocalypse of the 2nd century and its reception by judeo-christian propagandists"

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