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• Louise Prinsloo (b.1946), novelist
  ''' Louise Prinsloo ''' (b.1946) is a South African novelist. [[Category:South African|1946 Prinsloo]]
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• African-American Authors
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• South African Authors
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• Samuel Coleridge-Taylor (M / Britain, 1875-1912), composer
  ...1875-1912) was a British composer of African descent. Born in London to an African father and an English mother. Studied violin and composition at the Royal C [[Category:African|1875 Coleridge-Taylor]]
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• Regardt van den Bergh (M / South Africa, 1952), film director
  ''' Regardt van den Bergh ''' (b.1952) is a South African film director. [[Category:South African|1952 Bergh]]
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• African-American Novelists
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• Jacobus Johannes Müller (1906-1977), scholar & playwright
  '''Jacobus Johannes Müller''' (1906-1977) was a South African scholar and playwright. Born on June 9, 1906, he was Professor of Theology [[Category:South African|1906 Mueller]]
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• Authors (African-American)
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• Francois Alwyn Venter (1916-1997), novelist
  '''Francois Alwyn Venter''' (1916-1997) was a South African novelist. [[Category:South African|1916 Venter]]
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• Judah Loeb Landau (M / Austria, 1866-1942), playwright
  ''' Judah Loeb Landau ''' (1866-1942) was a Austrian-born Jewish South-African playwright. Born in Galicia, in 1893 moved to Brody, Germany and then to Vi [[Category:Jewish Authors|1866 Landau]]
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• Stefanus Jacobus Du Toit (1847-1911), novelist
  ''' Stefanus Jacobus Du Toit''' (1847-1911) was a South African novelist. The Reverend Stefanus Jacobus Du Toit is credited for being one o [[Category:South African|1847 Du Toit]]
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• Carl Anderson (M / United States, 1945-2004), singer, actor
  [[Category:American Authors|1945 Anderson]] [[Category:African-American|1945 Anderson]]
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• Sean Young, novelist
  '''Sean Young''' is a South African novelist. [[Category:American Authors|>Young Sean]]
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• Martin Lings (1909-2005), scholar
  ...dom, Lings earned a BA and a PhD in Arabic from the School of Oriental and African Studies (University of London). He was the author of popular books on Islam [[Category:Early Islamic Scholars & Authors|1909 Lings]]
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• Cross-Cultural Paul (2005 Cosgrove, Weiss, Yeo), edited volume
  ...ectives in the way that this one does. From the introduction outlining the authors' cultural backgrounds to the conclusion drawing together what they learn fr *Paul and peoplehood in African American perspective / Charles H. Cosgrove
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• Baptism in the Early Church (2009 Ferguson), book
  ...Ravenna and Rome --; Gaul and North Africa : Gennadius of Marseilles, some African councils, and Quodvultdeus of Carthage --; North Africa : Augustine of Hipp
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• Historical Jesus, in Christianity, Judaism and Islam (2015 Boccaccini), course
  (6) Mon Sep 21, 2015 -- Jesus in Judaism and other non-Christian authors (II): the Toledot Jeshu a (3) Mon Nov 30, 2015 -- A Modern African Gospel
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• Augustus (sources)
  ...tors of [[Augustus]] as well, twits him with having a great-grandfather of African birth, who kept first a perfumery shop and then a bakery at Aricia. [[Cassi ...assuming the gown of manhood, he received military prizes at [[Caesar]]'s African triumph, although he had taken no part in the war on account of his youth.
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