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Subject:	Re: Greek equivalent to BARUCH and BENEDICT?
Author:	Miss Claire (Authenticated as Miss Claire)
Date:	August 29, 2004 at 7:07:22 PM
Reply to:	Greek equivalent to BARUCH and BENEDICT? by Andy

The names Benedictus, Benedict and Benoit have definitely been used as vernacular forms for Baruch. I've never heard of Eulogetos though...

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Greek equivalent to BARUCH and BENEDICT? - Andy Aug 29 2004, 11:08:31 AM
- Re: Greek equivalent to BARUCH and BENEDICT? - Miss Claire Aug 29 2004, 7:07:22 PM
  - Re: Greek equivalent to BARUCH and BENEDICT? - Christo Aug 30 2004, 1:11:49 AM
    - Re: Greek equivalent to BARUCH and BENEDICT? - Miss Claire Aug 30 2004, 9:39:01 AM
    - Re: Greek equivalent to BARUCH and BENEDICT? - Andy Aug 30 2004, 3:23:23 AM
      - Re: Greek equivalent to BARUCH and BENEDICT? - Christo Aug 30 2004, 5:13:33 AM
        
        Re: Greek equivalent to BARUCH and BENEDICT? - Andy Aug 30 2004, 5:57:58 AM

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