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Summarium

Descriptio

English: Hatch-Redpath Septuagint-Concordance

Datum

1897

Fons

Edwin Hatch and Henry A. Redpath (1897) A Concordance to the Septuagint, Anglia: Oxford

Auctor



Alia nomina	Edwin Warren Hatch
Descriptio	British theologus, hymnodus et Bibliorum Sacrorum peritus
Dies natalis/mortis	4 September 1835	10 November 1889
Locus natalis/mortis	Derbia	Oxonia
Work location	Toronto, Quebec City, Oxford
Authority file	: Q1282505 VIAF: 39592026 ISNI: 0000000108902883 Open Library: OL220174A LCCN: n50033372 GND: 101965826 WorldCat

Henry Adeney Redpath (1848–1908)
Alia nomina	Henry Adeney Redpath
Descriptio	British theologian
Dies natalis/mortis	19 Iunius 1848	24 September 1908
Locus natalis/mortis	Forest Hill, part of Londinium	Londinium
Work location	Oxford
Authority file	: Q1394770 VIAF: 64221861 ISNI: 0000000109095171 Open Library: OL1920992A LCCN: n88639042 GND: 116375159 WorldCat

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