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As an example, he refers to a list from the Sibylline Oracles (2:70-77, a third- or fourth-century Jewish and then Christian source--see http://www. A striking figure with her aureole of sun-drenched hair and a deep, sibylline gaze, Lydia awakened the poet in Viacheslav and he, in turn, awakened the slumbering Maenad within her. The Sibylline Oracles stressed that conversion entails worshipping the one true God in the Jerusalem Temple, but did not mention circumcision. |
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