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 1     1    |         be not borrowed from the Jews) is probably of Galla origin,
 2     1    | Promoting Christianity Among the Jews. Questa associazione stanziò
 3     1    |          the institutions of the Jews and the superstitions of
 4     1    |          had induced some thirty jews to embrace Christianity;
 5     1    |          lawful successor of the Jews”.133~ ~Una diaspora ebraica
 6     1    |       have had the assistence of jews in the all those cases where
 7     1    |          eastern side of Africa, Jews and Idumoeans had evidently
 8     1    |   Christian era, and many of the Jews of Arabia migrated to Abyssinia
 9     2(2) |      Jacques Faitlovitch and the Jews of Ethiopia”, London 2007,
10     2    |       bianchi usavano il termine Jews. Si era fondato il "Royal
11     2(4) |                       G. Berger “Jews in America. A. Documentary
12     2(6) |      Jacques Faitlovitch and the jews of Ethiopia”. London 2007 (
13     2(9) |      Jacques Faitlovitch and the jews of Ethiopia”, già citato,
14     2(18)|         Policy for the Ethiopian jews in 1907?" –sta in “Noblesse
15     2(18)|      Jacques Faitlovitch and the jews of Ethiopia” London, 2007 (
16     2(27)|      Jacques Faitlovitch and the jews of Ethiopia", già citato,
17     2(27)|         Studies on the Ethiopian jews”, in collaborazione con
18     2(28)|      Jacques Faitlovitch and the jews of Ethiopia », già citato,
19     2(38)|       From Falashas to Ethiopian jews. The external Influences
20     2(39)|      Jacques Faitlovitch and the jews of Ethiopia”, già citato
21     2(53)|      Jacques Faitlovitch and the jews of Ethiopia” più volte citato,
22     2(55)|      Jacques Faitlovitch and the jews of Ethiopia”, già citato,
23     2(55)|       From Falashas to Ethiopian jews”, p. 89.~ ~ ./.