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Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature

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Hadrianus, P. Aemilius Hadshi-Khalfa Hadwinus, Saint Haematerius Haemorrhage Haemorrhoids Haemstede, Adrian Van Haendel Haer, Franciscus Van Der Haeretici Haeretico Comburendo Haevernick Hafedah Hafeli, Johann Caspar Hafen, Johann Baptist Hafenreffer, Matthias Haferung, Johann Caspar Haffner, Isaac Hafizi Haft Haftorah Haftorang Hagab Hagaba Hagahashteri Hagany, John B.D.D. Hagar Hagarene or Hagarite Hagemann, Johann Georg Hagen, Friedrich Caspar Hagenau, Conference of Hagenbach, Karl Rudolf Hager, E.w., D.D. Hagerite Haggadah Haggai Haggai, Prophecy of Haggeri Haggerty, John Haggi Haggiah Haggite Haggith Hagia Hagidgad Hagiographa Hagiolatry Hagioscope Hagiosideron Hagnoaldus, Saint Hague, William, D.D. Hahiroth Hahn, August Hahn, Christoph Ulrich Hahn, Heinrich August Hahn, Hermann Joachim Hahn, Johann Bernhard Hahn, Johann Friedrich Hahn, Johann Zacharias Herman Hahn, Michael Hahn, Philipp Matthaus Hai Hai (or Haja) bar-Sherira Haictites Haifa Haight, Benjamin I., S.t.d., Ll.d. Hail Hail (2) Hail! Hail, Mary! Hail-Stone Haime, John Haimo Hainau (or Hena), Solomon Hainbalites
John McClintock & James Strong
John McClintock & James Strong

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The Cyclopaedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature is a reference work of ten volumes and two supplements published in the 19th century, co-authored by John McClintock, academic and minister, and Dr. James Strong, professor of exegetical theology.

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