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-ης + ἡ N 1 22-14-5-0-4=45 Gn 19,26; 28,18.22; 31,13.45pillar 3 Mc 2,27; cultic pillar (used in the cult of pagan gods) Gn 19,26; pillar (to the Lord) Is 19,19;gravestone Gn 35,20*2 Chr 33,3 στήλας cultic pillars-מצבות for MT מזבחות altarsCf. DANIEL, S. 1966, 39-40; HARL 1986a, 62; HARLÉ 1988 208(Lv 26,30); WEVERS 1990 372-373; 1993453.585
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