Le couple de l'Ange et de l'Esprit

Stroumsa, Guy G.
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Title Le couple de l'Ange et de l'Esprit : traditions juives et chrétiennes.
Original Library/publisher Savoir et salut, [par] Gedaliahu Guy Stroumsa. Paris: Cerf, 1992
Host Item Revue Biblique 88, 1 (1981) 42-61
Description Appeared also in his "Savoir et salut" (1992).
Language French
National Library system number 990003123800705171
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