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Benedikt Hensel
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Sandra Jacobs
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Judah and the Judeans in the Achaemenid period : negotiating identity in an international context
Manfred Oeming
2011
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Koog P Hong
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Antiguo Oriente, 2021
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Levant, 1998
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2024
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The Catholic Biblical Quarterly, 2019
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Review of Biblical Literature, 2018
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Craig W . Tyson
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Andrew R Davis
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