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The following people are associated with the School of Edessa:
811:. Beirut: Middle East Council of Churches. pp. 143–160.
666:, ordered the school summarily closed for its teachings of
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Augsburg Confession in Slovenia
818:"The School of Edessa: Greek Learning and Local Culture"
805:"The Theological Schools of Antioch, Edessa and Nisibis"
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