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Unknown writer. Letter to Jacob Kirby ? Post.
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Bishop Cyril was jealous of the [sufurige?] eloquence and [flower] of eloquence in the terrible [Cecturis?] of Hypatia the daughter of Theon caused a mob in Alexandrea dragged her from her carriage and tore her to pieces. A very decisive method of [suppressing] female emulators | Bishop Cyril was jealous of the [sufurige?] eloquence and [flower] of eloquence in the terrible [Cecturis?] of Hypatia the daughter of Theon caused a mob in Alexandrea dragged her from her carriage and tore her to pieces. A very decisive method of [suppressing] female emulators | ||
Revision as of Sep 12, 2023, 12:15:46 PM
Jacob Kirby Post? From ? 1863?
Edited: Karen Smith karen1_smith@urmc.rochester.edu
Bishop Cyril was jealous of the [sufurige?] eloquence and [flower] of eloquence in the terrible [Cecturis?] of Hypatia the daughter of Theon caused a mob in Alexandrea dragged her from her carriage and tore her to pieces. A very decisive method of [suppressing] female emulators