Gog and Magog in early Eastern Christian and Islamic sources. Sallam's quest for Alexander's Wall

Jean‐Charles Ducène

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Gog and Magog in early Eastern Christian and Islamic sources. Sallam's quest for Alexander's Wall, by E. Van Donzel and A. Schmidt, Leiden, Brill, 2010, xi + 271 pp., including 4 illustrations and ...

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