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Rüpke (ed.), 58. For
related conceptual and
interpretive difficulties offered by
Roman deities and
their cults, see
Rüpke, in
Rüpke (ed.) 1–7.
Rüpke,...
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Rüpke (born 27
December 1962 in Herford, West Germany) is a
German scholar of
comparative religion and
classical philology,
recipient of the ****-Lussac...
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Christel Rupke (7
March 1919 – 16
November 1998) was a
German swimmer. She
competed in the women's 100
metre backstroke at the 1936
Summer Olympics, where...
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American School of
classical Studies at Athens. pp. 348–349.;
Rüpke (2007), p. 289
Potter (2009), p. 354;
Edwards (2007), p. 59;
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Oxford University Press...
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James O.
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Rupke 1994 Prieto-Marquez, Albert; Weishampel,
David B.; Horner, John R. (March...
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Nicolaas Adri****
Rupke (born 22
January 1944 in Rotterdam) is a
Dutch historian of
science and biographer, who
began his
academic career as a marine...
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supported only by the
misplaced names of the
months from
September to December.
Rüpke also
finds the
coincidence of the
length of the
supposed "Romulan" year...
