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Bishop Westcott and the Platonic Tradition

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Bishop Westcott and the Platonic Tradition

Bishop Westcott and the Platonic Tradition

David Newsome
June 1969
Paperback
9780521076531
$37.99
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    The full text of the Bishop Westcott Memorial Lecture of 1968 on the subject of Bishop Westcott and the Platonic tradition.

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    June 1969
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    9780521076531
    48 pages
    198 × 129 × 3 mm
    0.06kg
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