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Spurling

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Spur´ling    (~lĭng)
n.1.(Zool.) A tern.


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18 BS1235 In a book that brings together both study of the Bible and of Jewish-Christian relations, editors Grypeou and Spurling (Research fellows, Centre for the Study of Jewish-Christian Relations) offer a group of papers that challenge the once accepted notion that the encounter between Judaism and Christianity was one way--that Judaism influenced Christianity but not the other way around.
WHEN John Spurling died earlier this year at the age of 75, his family wanted to support the work of his surgeon by giving a pounds 2,000 cheque to the University Hospital at Walsgrave, Coventry.
Matisse, who was of French and Flemish descent, lived through two world wars, and Spurling integrates the historical context and personal details of the artist's life remarkably well.
 
 
 
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