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androgynos

term used in Rabbinical literature to describe both an intersex mythological creature and refer to a legal condition

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theme in rabbinic literature

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Jewish Encyclopedia of Brockhaus and Efron

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Q24972102

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Androgynos

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lgbta:Androgynos

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Androgynos

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English

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ko.mogai-prideflag:안드로지노스(Androgynos)

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안드로지노스(Androgynos)

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Korean

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pt-br.identidades:Androgynos

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Androgynos

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69

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Jewish Encyclopedia Daat ID

287

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lgbta:Androgynos

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(Q4759445)

androgynos

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