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LFrom Λυδία, "from Lydia" — an Iron Age kingdom in western Anatolia famous for inventing coined money. In Acts 16, Lydia of Thyatira is named as the first European convert to Christianity.
From Λυδία, "from Lydia" — an Iron Age kingdom in western Anatolia famous for inventing coined money. In Acts 16, Lydia of Thyatira is named as the first European convert to Christianity.
LFrom Λυδία, "from Lydia" — an Iron Age kingdom in western Anatolia famous for inventing coined money. In Acts 16, Lydia of Thyatira is named as the first European convert to Christianity.
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