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1 Валаам
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2 Елисей
1) Religion: Elisaios, Eliseus, Elisha ( In the Old Testament, Israelite prophet, the pupil of Elijah, and also his successor. 1Sm:19:19), Elisseus -
3 Иона
1) Religion: Jonah (An Israelite prophet who according to the account in the book of Johah resisted a divine call to preach repentance to the people of Nineveh, was swallowed and vomited by a great fish, and eventually carried out his mission), Jonas (= Jonah) -
4 Софония
1) General subject: Zephaniah
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