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Work: A Concordance to the Septuagint — Supplement
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MaOaKav'. aliter in Heb. II Es. 10. 37 (B) pine) (Luc. M aBBana). MoKaw <t . (1) '3nO II Es. 10 . 33 (B 8) (Luc. MaOGaviafs). (2) n;jnp II Es. 10. 26 (B S) (Luc. Mar 9 aviaf), 30 (B) (Luc. Magdaria), 37 (B 8) (Luc. M aMavta) : 21 (Ne. 11). 17 (B) (Luc. MaBaviae) : 22 (Ne. 12). 8 (A) (Luc. M aBdaviat), 35 (8*) (Luc. M adtiauias) : 23 (Ne. 13). 13 (8*) (Luc. M adOavtas). Maflaptfx. "IXntD Jo. 19. 13 (A) (Luc. \fiadapt). MafltKK(£. njjnp Samar. STVOrAta ; Luc. M«TT«a. Nu. 33. 28 (A F), 29 (AF). MgflrjXas. in libr. apocr. I Es. 9. 19 (A) (=,wira Ezr. 10. 18) (Luc. Maa…
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- A Concordance to the Septuagint and the Other Greek Versions of the Old Testament (Including the Apocryphal Books) (Supplement)
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