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61Moses (donair) — Moses is a famous doner kebab (donair kebab) vendor in Tokyo, Japan. The name comes from the owner, Moses, a Ghanaian immigrant to Japan. Moses has been in operation in Tokyo for over 10 years, and has a loyal fan base with lines often extending… …
62Moses Deyell — is a character in HBO s 1997 2003 drama Oz[1] played by Erik King. Deyell appeared in episodes from 2000 to 2001. Prisoner 00D718. Convicted February 3, 2000 Two counts of murder in the first degree. Sentence: Death. Deyell is on death row for… …
63Moses Roper — Born c. 1815 Caswell County, North Carolina Died April 15, 1891 Boston, Massachusetts Occupation …
64Moses of Chorene — Movses Khorenatsi s statue in front of the Matenadaran in Yerevan. Born ca. 410 AD, or between 7th to 9th century AD Kingdom of Armenia Died …
65Moses King — (April 13, 1853 June 12, 1909), editor and publisher, published numerous guidebooks to travel destinations in the United States, including Boston, Massachusetts, New York City, and Springfield, Massachusetts. Contents …
66Moses and Monotheism —   Author(s) Sigmund Freud Original title Der Mann Moses und die monotheistische Religion …
67Moses Heß — Moses Hess Moses Hess (auch Moses Heß) (* 21. Juni 1812 in Bonn; † 6. April 1875 in Paris) war ein deutsch jüdischer Philosoph und Schriftsteller. Er gehörte zu den Frühsozialisten) und war ein Vorläufer der Zionisten …
68MOSES BEN JUDAH, NOGA — (14th century), philosopher. Nothing is known about Moses life, but it has been proved that he is not identified with moses nathan , as some of the Hebrew bibliographical works claim. It has been suggested that Nogah is not a part of his name but …
69Moses (disambiguation) — Moses was the reputed author of the Biblical Pentateuch and protagonist of the Book of Exodus. Moses may also refer to: People Moses (given name) Moses (surname) Moses , popular pseudonym for Harriet Tubman while she worked helping free slaves… …
70Moses von Khorene — Moses von Choren (links) auf einem Manuskript aus dem 14. Jahrhundert Moses von Choren (armen. Մովսէս Խորենացի, Movses Chorenazi, in wissenschaftlicher Transliteration Movsēs Xorenac‘i; 5. Jahrhundert n. Chr.) war ein spätantiker armenischer… …
