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Philip, a collaborative forerunner of Peter and Paul : a study of Philip's characterization in Acts

Yamanaka, Taiju

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Testo

Nature

Monografia

Title

Philip, a collaborative forerunner of Peter and Paul : a study of Philip's characterization in Acts

Names

[Autore] Yamanaka, Taiju

Dewey class

226.6092 NUOVO TESTAMENTO. ATTI DEGLI APOSTOLI. Persone

BNI subject

Bibbia. Nuovo Testamento. Atti degli Apostoli - Personaggi [:] Filippo <santo>

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Philip, a collaborative forerunner of Peter and Paul : a study of Philip's characterization in Acts / Taiju Yamanaka

Physical description

XI, 311 p. ; 23 cm

Standard numbers

ISBN: 9791259860064
BNI: IT 20223180

Date

2022

Place of publication

Roma

Village

ITALIA

Tongue

INGLESE

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Philip, a collaborative forerunner of Peter and Paul

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IT\ICCU\PBE\0189802

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http://id.sbn.it/bid/PBE0189802

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