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Jacob
(Biblical patriarch)
male
Īakov
(Biblical patriarch)
Israel
(Biblical patriarch)
Isrāʼīl (Biblical patriarch)
Jacob,
the Patriarch
Jakob
(Biblical patriarch)
Yaʻaḳov
(Biblical patriarch)
Yaʻăqōb
(Biblical patriarch)
Yaʻqūb (Biblical patriarch)
Yiśraʼel
(Biblical patriarch)
יעקב
יעקב
(אישיות תנכית)
Machine-derived non-Latin script reference project.
Non-Latin script references not evaluated.
Encyc. Brit., 15th ed.
(Jacob, later named Israel, in the Bible, son of Isaac and Rebecca)
Encyc. Amer.
(Jacob, 3rd of the 3 Hebrew patriarchs)
Collier's encyc.
(Jacob, 3rd patriarch of the Hebrews)
Interpreter's dict. of the Bible
(Jacob (Israel), son of Isaac and Rebecca)
Encyc. Judaica, 1971
(Jacob, Hebrew, Yaʻaḳov, son of Isaac and Rebecca, 3rd of the patriarchs of the people of Israel)
ʻAwaḍ Allāh, Ḥ. Nabī Allāh Yaʻqūb "Isrāʼīl," 1983.
Faraonov bychek, ili, Apis-Samozvanet︠s︡, 1920?:
t.p. (Īakov Patriarkh)
Somekh, A. Il commiato di Yaʻāqŏb ... 1990.
Jakob, c1999.
LAC internal file, July 27, 2023
(access point: Jacob (Biblical patriarch))