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(Genesis xxx. 14) verbatim: "The _Encyclopædia Biblica_ says (s.v. 'Mandrakes'): 'The Hebrew name, _dūdā'im_, was no doubt popularly associated with _dōdīm_, [Hebrew: dodim]," love "; but its real etymology (like that of [Greek: mandragoras]) is obscure".
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See also the entries: “Leah,” “Mandrakes”; “Dinah,” “The Episode of Dinah and Shechem Son of Hamor.”
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For more on the birth of Issachar and Zebulun, see below: “Mandrakes.”
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"" I served up the Mandrakes 'heads on silver platters.
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But the Mandrakes, now they don't even use day help.
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But Julia had examined enough crime scenes, enough dead bodies, to be certain the Mandrakes 'killer had not only been in control, he'd gone out of his way to communicate that control.
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The Mandrakes had begun to clean up right after Blue's flight.
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Who owned the furniture, the Mandrakes or the co-op's conveniently absent owner?
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The name of the couple was Norton, not Mandrake, and the question Foley asked himself was how Anja had passed from the Nortons to the Mandrakes without anyone noticing.
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Unless the Mandrakes had been very thorough, C Squad would find them, and grill them, and hopefully, break them.
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