Copts. The term "C." was first used to identify the native Egyptians (as opposed to the Macedonian-descended Alexandrians) possibly as early as the Ptolemaic period, but from the 4th century AD it was applied predominantly to Egyptian Christians:
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| spelling | Frend, W. H. C. 1916-2005 Verfasser (DE-588)119391678 aut Copts. The term "C." was first used to identify the native Egyptians (as opposed to the Macedonian-descended Alexandrians) possibly as early as the Ptolemaic period, but from the 4th century AD it was applied predominantly to Egyptian Christians 2000 txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Copts; Kopten year:2000 pages:395-396 Encyclopedia of Greece and the Hellenic tradition. 1. A - K 1. publ. London [u.a.], 2000 (2000), 395-396 (DE-604)BV013481259 |
| spellingShingle | Frend, W. H. C. 1916-2005 Copts. The term "C." was first used to identify the native Egyptians (as opposed to the Macedonian-descended Alexandrians) possibly as early as the Ptolemaic period, but from the 4th century AD it was applied predominantly to Egyptian Christians Copts; Kopten |
| title | Copts. The term "C." was first used to identify the native Egyptians (as opposed to the Macedonian-descended Alexandrians) possibly as early as the Ptolemaic period, but from the 4th century AD it was applied predominantly to Egyptian Christians |
| title_auth | Copts. The term "C." was first used to identify the native Egyptians (as opposed to the Macedonian-descended Alexandrians) possibly as early as the Ptolemaic period, but from the 4th century AD it was applied predominantly to Egyptian Christians |
| title_exact_search | Copts. The term "C." was first used to identify the native Egyptians (as opposed to the Macedonian-descended Alexandrians) possibly as early as the Ptolemaic period, but from the 4th century AD it was applied predominantly to Egyptian Christians |
| title_full | Copts. The term "C." was first used to identify the native Egyptians (as opposed to the Macedonian-descended Alexandrians) possibly as early as the Ptolemaic period, but from the 4th century AD it was applied predominantly to Egyptian Christians |
| title_fullStr | Copts. The term "C." was first used to identify the native Egyptians (as opposed to the Macedonian-descended Alexandrians) possibly as early as the Ptolemaic period, but from the 4th century AD it was applied predominantly to Egyptian Christians |
| title_full_unstemmed | Copts. The term "C." was first used to identify the native Egyptians (as opposed to the Macedonian-descended Alexandrians) possibly as early as the Ptolemaic period, but from the 4th century AD it was applied predominantly to Egyptian Christians |
| title_short | Copts. The term "C." was first used to identify the native Egyptians (as opposed to the Macedonian-descended Alexandrians) possibly as early as the Ptolemaic period, but from the 4th century AD it was applied predominantly to Egyptian Christians |
| title_sort | copts the term c was first used to identify the native egyptians as opposed to the macedonian descended alexandrians possibly as early as the ptolemaic period but from the 4th century ad it was applied predominantly to egyptian christians |
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