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A brotherhood at Qumran? : metaphorical familial language in the Dead Sea scrolls

Jokiranta, Jutta
Wassen, Cecilia

Publication date

January 2009

Abstract

Brill,; 80; edited by Anders Klostergaard Petersen ... [et al.]; 80; Proceeding volume: 80Peer reviewe

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