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Tsippora (2003) is a novel by Marek Halter.

Abstract

"Focuses on the life of Zipporah, the adopted Ethiopian daughter of Jethro, high priest of the Midanites, who became the consort of Moses and who played a vital role in supporting Moses in returning to Egypt to lead the Israelite slaves to freedom."--Publisher's description.

Editions

Published in Paris, France: Laffont, 2003.

Translations

External links

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