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Page 76
... known from an inscription . The coin proves that Weber is right in correcting the reading of his second name from Yalil or Yagil to Hilal . His third name was Yuhargib . ( יהרגב ) The only known coin of this ruler is in the Vienna ...
... known from an inscription . The coin proves that Weber is right in correcting the reading of his second name from Yalil or Yagil to Hilal . His third name was Yuhargib . ( יהרגב ) The only known coin of this ruler is in the Vienna ...
Page 77
... known only from these poor little coins . Harb itself may be a man's name . As to Na'am , it can be both a man's name and the name of a castle . Ya'ub and Yuhabir , on the other hand , seem to be known , apart from their occurrence on ...
... known only from these poor little coins . Harb itself may be a man's name . As to Na'am , it can be both a man's name and the name of a castle . Ya'ub and Yuhabir , on the other hand , seem to be known , apart from their occurrence on ...
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... known for his wisdom ' long before that , and the Apology confirms the speech of Alcibiades on this point . It was before Socrates entered on his mission that Chaerepho went to Delphi and asked the oracle whether there was any one wiser ...
... known for his wisdom ' long before that , and the Apology confirms the speech of Alcibiades on this point . It was before Socrates entered on his mission that Chaerepho went to Delphi and asked the oracle whether there was any one wiser ...
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CORRESPONDING FELLOWS | 9 |
OFFICERS AND COUNCIL 191516 | 12 |
OFFICERS AND COUNCIL 191617 | 17 |
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