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THOMAS N. HALL THE TWELVEFOLD DIVISION OF THE RED SEA IN TWO OLD ENGLISH PROSE TEXTS 58/2 p. 298

languages

  • Latin
  • Hebrew
  • Septuagint Greek
  • Middle English
  • Italian
  • Hiberno-Latin

works

  • Old English Orosius
  • Historia Francorum
  • Genesis and Exodus

people

  • Robert Priebsch
  • Napier
  • Wulfstan
  • Louis Ginzberg
  • Eusebius
  • Theodoret
  • Origen
  • Athanasius
  • Didymus
  • John Chrysostom
  • Jerome
  • Cassiodorus
  • Gregory of Tours

subjects

  • Sunday
  • sermons
  • Apocryphal
  • tradition
  • Exegesis
  • miracles
  • interpretation
  • lore
  • Psalms
  • scriptural
  • legends
  • popularity
  • medieval
  • history
  • anglo-saxon

places

  • Red Sea
  • Cambridge
  • Corpus Christi College
  • London
  • British Library
  • MS Cotton Otho B.X
  • MS 140
  • MS 162
  • Egipta lande
  • Dura-Europos
  • Vatican City
  • MS Palatinus Latinus 68
  • Southampton
  • St John's College
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