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James Anson Farrer

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Carl Clemen

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Eraclie Sterian

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Peter Jensen (orientalist)

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Harold Dearden

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Shirley Jackson Case

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Gilbert T. Sadler

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Rudolf Steck

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Louis Hautecœur

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