Книга: Barclay M. Newman «Greek-English Dictionary of the New Testament»
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Производитель: "Deutsche Bibelgesellschaft" Greek words are listed alphabetically, with meanings of the variants listed according to their New Testament usage. ISBN:3-438-06008-6 Издательство: "Deutsche Bibelgesellschaft" (1993) Формат: 130x190, 208 стр.
ISBN: 3-438-06008-6 |
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