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- CENDEBAEUSnomen Ducis Antiochi Sidetis; qui vastatâ Iudaeâ, a Iohanne Simonis fil. victusest. A. M. 3918. Urb. Cond. 617. ante Christum Natum 135. Olymp. 16. 1. Machab. c. 15. et 16.
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