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  Abdalla, Michael, and Miroslaw Rucki. “To the South-East of Rome: Relations between the Syriac and Coptic Churches.” <title level="m">Zeitschrift Der Deutschen Morgenländischen Gesellschaft</title> 172:2 (2022): 347–72.
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