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Isidorus of Pelusium
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AbstractA corpus of some two thousand letters is attributed to Isidore of Pelusium, a monk, priest, and teacher who lived in Pelusium, capital of the province Augustamnica in northern Egypt.
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AbstractA corpus of some two thousand letters is attributed to Isidore of Pelusium, a monk, priest, and teacher who lived in Pelusium, capital of the province Augustamnica in northern Egypt.
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