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Lewis M. (1994). "Archaeological
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origins of
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Hopfe,
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Werner 1998.
Werner 2005, pp. 8–9.
Lockard 2007, p. 50.
Hiltebeitel 2002.
Hopfe &
Woodward 2008, p. 79: "The
religion that the
Aryans brought with them...
- both the
inward and
outward expressions of
those same ideals.
According to
Hopfe and Woodward: "Basically, li
seems to mean 'the
course of life as it is...
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philosophy Three laughs at
Tiger Brook (Smith 1996, p. 8) (
Hopfe/Woodward 2007, p. 176)
Hopfe,
Lewis M;
revised by Woodward, Mark R. "Religions of the World"...
- "Reading", by
Stefan Wild, pp. 532–35.
Religions of the
world Lewis M.
Hopfe – 1979 "Some
Muslims have
suggested and
practiced textual criticism of the...
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viable religious practice.
Lewis M.
Hopfe, "Archaeological
indications on the
origins of
Roman Mithraism", in
Lewis M.
Hopfe (ed).
Uncovering ancient stones:...
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Chatto and Windus. p. 29.
Hopfe,
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indications on the
origins of
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Freedman called "Incendio" the "clear peak" of the
entire quintet.
Safiya Hopfe of Exclaim!
opined that "the
album bears little narrative consistency—only...
- form of
Indian civilization perdured and
eventually re****erted itself.
Hopfe & Woodward: "The
religion that the
Aryans brought with them
mingled with...
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fixating "on
conjuring up an atmosphere, and
living within it,"
while Safiya Hopfe of Exclaim!
remarked that the work "signifies our
landing on a
planet where...
