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Basics of Hebrew Poetry

Theory and Practice

Samuel T. S. Goh, Tremper Longman · Jan 1, 2017 · 226 pages · eng

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Details

Author
Samuel T. S. Goh, Tremper Longman
Published
Jan 1, 2017
Pages
226 pages
Language
eng
ISBN
9781532601903
Genres
Poetry,History
Publishers
Wipf & Stock Publishers
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