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Aramaic Stories of Wandering in the High Seas of Late Antiquity
Reuven Kiperwasser
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Serge Ruzer
Department of Comparative Religion
Office of Graduate Studies
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Wandering
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Antique
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High Seas
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Late Antiquity
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Storyworld
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Jewish Scholars
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Jews
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Travel Narratives
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Near East
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Syriac
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Babylonian Talmud
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New Story
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Traditional Stories
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Cultural Exchange
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Taming
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Mythological Story
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Narrative Patterns
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Arts and Humanities
Judaism
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Aramaic
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Late antiquity
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Late Antique
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Travel narratives
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Intercultural
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Babylonian Talmud
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creatures
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Tropes
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Taming
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traditional stories
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Middle East
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Treasure
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