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Review: The Sisters of Sinai: How Two Lady Adventurers Discovered the Hidden GospelsUser Review - Mary - GoodreadsThe Sisters of the Sinai is a biography of two very remarkable twin sisters whose father died and left them lots of money. Agnes and Margret were from Scotland and did not believe in spending money on ... Read full review Review: The Sisters of Sinai: How Two Lady Adventurers Discovered the Hidden GospelsUser Review - Carol Muth - GoodreadsI loved this biography of the Scottish twins who made huge breakthroughs in Biblical scholarship, even though they were considered to be outsiders by most of the Cambridge scholars, who were all male ... Read full review Related books
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Common terms and phrasesAgnes and Margaret Agnes Lewis Agnes Smith Lewis Agnes's Ahmed amongst ancient Arabic Archbishop Bcnsly Bedouin Ben Sira Bensly and Burkitt Bensly's Bible biblical boat British Cairo Cambridge camels Castlebrae Catherine's century Certezza CHAPTER Christian Church Codex Sinaiticus convent copy Cyprus desert discovery Dita dragoman Eastern edition Egypt English father French friends Galakteon garden German Gospels Greek Hebrew Holy Ibid Irvine James Gibson Jerusalem Jesus Jewish journey ladies language letter lived London manuscript Margaret and Grace monastery monastic monks Moses Mount Sinai Nile palimpsest photographs pilgrims Presbyterian Professor Bensly Rendel Harris Robertson Smith Samuel scholars Scottish Shadow of Sinai sisters Solomon Schechter Suez Syriac tents Testament thought Tischendorf transcription translation trip twins University visitors Westminster College Whigham Price William Bruce Robertson William Robertson Smith women write wrote Agnes young Bibliographic information
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