The Alexandrian Jews refer to the Jewish community that lived in Alexandria, Egypt, beginning in the early Hellenistic period. This community became one of the
The Alexandrian Jews refer to the Jewish community that lived in Alexandria, Egypt, beginning in the early Hellenistic period. This community became one of the
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