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Acts of Andrew and Matthias 1:43

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Work: Acts of Andrew and Matthias

Passage referenceActs of Andrew and Matthias 1:43
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Acts of Andrew and Matthias — ANF VIII English translation (A. Walker)

Then the holy Andrew ordered to be brought up all who had died in the water. And they were not able to bring them; for there had died a great multitude both of men, and women, and children, and cattle.
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Acts of Andrew and Matthias — ANF VIII English translation (A. Walker)
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eng
Source language
grc
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