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... eastern Kansu , eastern Tsinghai , and northern Szechwan . Thirty percent of Ma- chia - yao vessels were decorated on the upper two - thirds of the body with a variety of designs in black pigment ; mul- tiarmed radial spirals , painted ...
... eastern Kansu , eastern Tsinghai , and northern Szechwan . Thirty percent of Ma- chia - yao vessels were decorated on the upper two - thirds of the body with a variety of designs in black pigment ; mul- tiarmed radial spirals , painted ...
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... Eastern Orthodoxy and in the several Protestant churches . As the true church of Christ on earth , the Roman Catholic Church also believes itself responsible for the proclamation of the will of God to organized society and to the state ...
... Eastern Orthodoxy and in the several Protestant churches . As the true church of Christ on earth , the Roman Catholic Church also believes itself responsible for the proclamation of the will of God to organized society and to the state ...
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... Eastern churches . In the New Testa- ment , ideas later regarded as mystical are associated with the writings and experiences of Paul and in the Gospel and Letters associated with the name John . The Ortho- dox churches have encouraged ...
... Eastern churches . In the New Testa- ment , ideas later regarded as mystical are associated with the writings and experiences of Paul and in the Gospel and Letters associated with the name John . The Ortho- dox churches have encouraged ...
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CHINA | 36 |
CHINESE LITERATURE | 231 |
CHORDATES CHRISTIANITY | 251 |
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