The Naming of Bishop Ithamar

R. Sharpe

DOI:10.1093/EHR/117.473.889
Corpus ID: 159918370

The Naming of Bishop Ithamar

@article{Sharpe2002TheNO,
  title={The Naming of Bishop Ithamar},
  author={Richard Bowdler Sharpe},
  journal={The English Historical Review},
  year={2002},
  volume={117},
  pages={889-894}
}

R. Sharpe
Published 1 September 2002
Economics
The English Historical Review

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