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No references found	Formerly colonial "German East Africa" and later British-controlled Tanganyika, and centuries earlier part of the remarkable Land of Zinj, Tanzania's coastal strip, known since Biblical times to sailors and merchants from lands as distant and diverse as Arabia, Persia, India and China, was mentioned in the Periplus of the Erythrean Sea, a maritime guide written in the time of Alexander the Great. Tanzania takes the breath away: bigger than France and Germany ... by Mercer, Graham / New African Often named by location and title rather than birth name, they are the Persian, Erythrean, Delphic, Cumaean, and Libyan Sibyls. Formalization to Improve Lifelong Learning by CRAMPES, MICHEL / Journal of Interactive Learning Research Formerly colonial 'German East' and later British-controlled Tanganyika, and centuries earlier part of the remarkable Land of Zinj, its coastal strip, known since biblical times to sailors and merchants from lands as distant and diverse as Arabia, Persia, India and China, was mentioned on the Periplus of the Erythrean Sea, a maritime guide written in the time of Alexander the Great. Tanzania seen through Tanzanian eyes. (Books: Tanzania) by Jafferji, Javed; Mercer, Graham / New African	Erysimum allionii Erysimum arkansanum Erysimum asperum Erysimum cheiranthoides Erysimum cheiri erysipelas Erysipelatoid Erysipelatous erysipeloid Erysipelothrix Erysipelous Erysiphaceae Erysiphales Erysiphe erythema erythema infectiosum erythema multiforme erythema nodosum erythema nodosum leprosum erythema solare Erythematic Erythematous erythorbic acid erythr- erythraemia Erythrean Erythric Erythrin Erythrina Erythrina caffra Erythrina corallodendrum Erythrina crista-galli Erythrina Indica Erythrina lysistemon Erythrina variegata Erythrina vespertilio erythrism erythrite erythritol erythro- erythroblast erythroblastosis erythroblastosis fetalis Erythrocebus Erythrocebus patas Erythrochroic Erythrochroism Erythrocin erythrocyte erythrocyte sedimentation rate erythrocytolysin	Erythizon dorsatum Erythorbate Erythorbate Erythorbate erythorbic acid erythorbic acid erythorbic acid Erythorbin acid Erythorbin acid erythr(o)- erythr- erythr- Erythra-Derm Erythra-Derm Erythra-Derm Erythrae Erythraea Erythraea Erythraean Sea Erythraemia Erythraemia Erythraemia Erythrai, Turkey Erythraia Erythraia erythralgia erythrasma erythrasma Erythrea Erythrea Erythrean Erythrean Sea Erythrean Sea erythredema erythredema erythredema erythredema polyneuropathy erythremia erythremia erythremic erythremic myelosis Erythric Erythrin erythrina erythrina Erythrina caffra Erythrina corallodendrum Erythrina crista galli Erythrina crista-galli Erythrina crista-galli Erythrina cristagalli Erythrina fasciculata Erythrina fusca Erythrina herbacea Erythrina Indica Erythrina laurifolia Erythrina lysistemon Erythrina pulcherrima Erythrina speciosa Erythrina variegata Erythrina verspertilio

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Formerly colonial "German East Africa" and later British-controlled Tanganyika, and centuries earlier part of the remarkable Land of Zinj, Tanzania's coastal strip, known since Biblical times to sailors and merchants from lands as distant and diverse as Arabia, Persia, India and China, was mentioned in the Periplus of the Erythrean Sea, a maritime guide written in the time of Alexander the Great.

Tanzania takes the breath away: bigger than France and Germany ... by Mercer, Graham / New African

Often named by location and title rather than birth name, they are the Persian, Erythrean, Delphic, Cumaean, and Libyan Sibyls.

Formalization to Improve Lifelong Learning by CRAMPES, MICHEL / Journal of Interactive Learning Research

Formerly colonial 'German East' and later British-controlled Tanganyika, and centuries earlier part of the remarkable Land of Zinj, its coastal strip, known since biblical times to sailors and merchants from lands as distant and diverse as Arabia, Persia, India and China, was mentioned on the Periplus of the Erythrean Sea, a maritime guide written in the time of Alexander the Great.

Tanzania seen through Tanzanian eyes. (Books: Tanzania) by Jafferji, Javed; Mercer, Graham / New African

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