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Rollston Company was an
American coachbuilder producing luxury automobile bodies during the 1920s and 1930s
readily acknowledged to be of the very highest...
- Prof.
Christopher A.
Rollston (born in Michigan,
United States) is a
scholar of the
ancient Near East,
specializing in
Hebrew Bible, Gr**** New Testament...
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Stele Siloam inscription Rollston 2010, p. 53–54. "Stèle de Mecha". Musée du Louvre. 830.
Retrieved 11
September 2021.
Rollston 2010, p. 54. David, Ariel...
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archived (PDF) from the
original on 16 May 2018,
retrieved 16 June 2018
Rollston,
Chris A. (2010).
Writing and
Literacy in the
World of
Ancient Israel:...
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undermines leading ideas about how it was invented.
According to
Christopher Rollston, a
scholar of the
ancient Near East, the
morphology of the
letters on the...
- The
Twenty Grand is the name
given to the one-off
custom 1933
Rollston Arlington Torpedo-bodied
Duesenberg SJ ultra-luxury sedan. The design's initial...
- the
religion of YHWH" (Hirsch 1906)
Cheyne 1901.
Gigot 1909.
Judges 7
Rollston et al. 2021. Strong's
Concordance H3378 "יְרֻבַּעַל Yᵉrubbaʻal,[check spelling]...
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Lydian Lions: A
Reexamination of 1 Sam 17:1–11, 32–40" (PDF), in
Rollston,
Christopher (ed.),
Biblical and
Ancient Near
Eastern Studies in Honor...
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Adelaide Day
Rollston (née, Kidd;
February 23, 1854 –
January 7, 1941) was an
American poet and author.
Adelaide Day Kidd was born near Paducah, Kentucky...
- US
coachbuilders such as Derham, Holbrook, Judkins, Le Baron, Murphy,
Rollston (later
renamed Rollson), Walker, Weymann, and Willoughby, and Fernandez...
