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| spellingShingle | Negev, Avraham 1923-2004 Legio, later Maximianopolis (el-Lajijun), Israel. A site in the Valley of Jezreel, called Kefar Otnay in the Jewish sources, in which Legio IV Ferrata camped after the Bar Kohbah revolt (Ptol. 5. 15. 3) ISR Legio 69 B4 |
| title | Legio, later Maximianopolis (el-Lajijun), Israel. A site in the Valley of Jezreel, called Kefar Otnay in the Jewish sources, in which Legio IV Ferrata camped after the Bar Kohbah revolt (Ptol. 5. 15. 3) |
| title_auth | Legio, later Maximianopolis (el-Lajijun), Israel. A site in the Valley of Jezreel, called Kefar Otnay in the Jewish sources, in which Legio IV Ferrata camped after the Bar Kohbah revolt (Ptol. 5. 15. 3) |
| title_exact_search | Legio, later Maximianopolis (el-Lajijun), Israel. A site in the Valley of Jezreel, called Kefar Otnay in the Jewish sources, in which Legio IV Ferrata camped after the Bar Kohbah revolt (Ptol. 5. 15. 3) |
| title_full | Legio, later Maximianopolis (el-Lajijun), Israel. A site in the Valley of Jezreel, called Kefar Otnay in the Jewish sources, in which Legio IV Ferrata camped after the Bar Kohbah revolt (Ptol. 5. 15. 3) |
| title_fullStr | Legio, later Maximianopolis (el-Lajijun), Israel. A site in the Valley of Jezreel, called Kefar Otnay in the Jewish sources, in which Legio IV Ferrata camped after the Bar Kohbah revolt (Ptol. 5. 15. 3) |
| title_full_unstemmed | Legio, later Maximianopolis (el-Lajijun), Israel. A site in the Valley of Jezreel, called Kefar Otnay in the Jewish sources, in which Legio IV Ferrata camped after the Bar Kohbah revolt (Ptol. 5. 15. 3) |
| title_short | Legio, later Maximianopolis (el-Lajijun), Israel. A site in the Valley of Jezreel, called Kefar Otnay in the Jewish sources, in which Legio IV Ferrata camped after the Bar Kohbah revolt (Ptol. 5. 15. 3) |
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