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  • Founded in 1924 by the [[Hebrew Union College]]. [[Category:Made in the 1920s|1924 Hebrew Union College Annual]]
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  • ''' Religion in Hellenistic Athens ''' (1998) is a book by [[Jon D. Mikalson]]. ...ced study that truly advances knowledge of the subject"--Stephen V. Tracy, Ohio State University. "Mikalson confronts the long-standing and widespread noti
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  • ...She and Roy celebrated their 65th anniversary in November 2019. Both died in April 2020, eleven days apart.
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  • ...nd played year-round, in Youngstown and Aventura, Florida where he resided in the winter. Henry played piano beautifully without ever having a formal les Published in the Miami Herald on Mar. 12, 2019.
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  • ...or; they had two children, Beatrice and Jacob, before David’s sudden death in 1970. Segal’s experiences as a refugee formed the basis of her first sign ...parents who placed their children in the Kindertransport program. She died in 2005, one hundred years old.
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  • ...in the series of [[Nangeroni Meetings]] organized by the [[Enoch Seminar]] in Milan, Italy (25-28 June 2012). .... The time given were devoted primarily to discussion. The main speakers, in addition to the chairs Lester Grabbe and Gabriele Boccaccini, included Pier
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  • Title: '''Concepts of Evil in Second Temple Judaism and Christian Origins''' ...very, and by the death of James Dunn, who has given so much to the studies in our field. But we are excited by the enthusiasm demonstrated by the dozens
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