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Thomas Kelley Cheyne (1841–1915) was a British scholar and cleric. Born in London, was educated at Merchant Taylor’s School, Oxford University, and Gottingen University. Oriel Professor of Interpretation of the Scriptures at Oxford University. Published widely in the field of Old Testament. Known particularly for his contributions to the fields of historical criticism and comparative religions.

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