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E. A. Judge1977

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The Earliest Use of Monachos for Monk (P. Coll. Youtie 77) and the Origins of Monasticism

E. A. Judge · Alanna M. Nobbs

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Byzantine Studies and History Biblical Studies and Interpretation Medieval Literature and History

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