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Contents Volume 8 issue 2 (spring 2001)

Posted on July 28, 2016 by Gouden Hoorn

Editorial/Redactioneel
Politics of silence and confrontation: was there ever Byzantinism?, by Alexander Mirkovic
The Buddha as a christian saint: a story of ecumenism, by André de Raaij
Neue Funde im Kloster der Syrer, von Isa Tozman
Byz-Niz
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