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| 14-16, as reports of Jesus as teacher and healer begin to circulate in Herod's territory, and people speculate whether Jesus is John redivivus, Elijah, or a prophet like those of old (including Amos Sampey: Samuel Redivivus," and Expositor 63 0966): 459-68. They seem best to represent the masculine types of the Warrior and the King, especially in the case of Aragorn, son of Arathorn, who becomes at the end of Tolkien's epic-romance an embodiment of Arthur Redivivus, of the King-Who-Returns. |
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