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1 1: Book with One Author 1Note 5Repeat Bibliography

2 2: Book with Two Authors 1Note 5Repeat Bibliography

3 3: Book with Author & Editor
1Note 5Repeat Bibliography

4 4: Book of Primary Sources
1Note 5Repeat Bibliography

5 5: Greek Lexicon Needing Greek Font
1Note 5Repeat Bibliography

6 6: Hebrew Lexicon Needing Hebrew Font
1Note 5Repeat Bibliography

7 7: Journal Article with One Author
1Note 5Repeat Bibliography

8 8: Journal Book Review 1Note 5Repeat Bibliography

9 9: Website Text http://www.startingfresh.net/11.html
1Note 5Repeat Bibliography

10 10: Website Download 1Note 5Repeat Bibliography
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