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Babylonian Misna: but the Jerusalem adds also shoes: and instead of that which in the Misna is his purse, in the Gemara is ... an inner garment, with pockets to hold money and necessaries.
From the Talmud and Hebraica 1602-1675 1979
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Rebels in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) have kidnapped an Italian missionary and a Congolese priest in the northeast of the country, the Catholic missionary news agency Misna reported
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Misna said the men had not been maltreated during the kidnapping.
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Service News Agency (Misna) quoted the bishops as saying.
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Rome-based Roman Catholic missionary news service, Misna.
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Demeneghi who live in Cangola, and Marino Gallinaro and Rino Vezzu who live in Sanza Pombo, are fine and continue their work, Misna was told by Father Michele Bottacin.
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Angolan province of Uige but had not been heard from for several months, are well, the missionary agency Misna said here Saturday.
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Misna said the attackers had overrun a Roman Catholic mission crowded with refugees, decapitating some of their victims, before marauding other nearby villages.
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The Italian missionary news service Misna said the attack was a reprisal for an ambush a day earlier in which rebels forces took heavy losses.
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The Italian missionary news service Misna said the attack was a reprisal for an earlier ambush of rebels forces.
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