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381 Handbook of SDA Theology, p. 50.3 (Raoul Dederen-GCSDA)

382 Handbook of SDA Theology, p. 262.6 (Raoul Dederen-GCSDA)

383 Handbook of SDA Theology, p. 263.1 (Raoul Dederen-GCSDA)

384 Handbook of SDA Theology, p. 263.2 (Raoul Dederen-GCSDA)

385 Handbook of SDA Theology, p. 306.2 (Raoul Dederen-GCSDA)

386 Handbook of SDA Theology, p. 306.3 (Raoul Dederen-GCSDA)

387 Handbook of SDA Theology, p. 313.5 (Raoul Dederen-GCSDA)

388 Handbook of SDA Theology, p. 313.26 (Raoul Dederen-GCSDA)

389 Handbook of SDA Theology, p. 313.27 (Raoul Dederen-GCSDA)

390 Handbook of SDA Theology, p. 572.2 (Raoul Dederen-GCSDA)

391 Handbook of SDA Theology, p. 639.6 (Raoul Dederen-GCSDA)

392 Handbook of SDA Theology, p. 640.3 (Raoul Dederen-GCSDA)

393 Handbook of SDA Theology, p. 640.4 (Raoul Dederen-GCSDA)

394 Handbook of SDA Theology, p. 640.6 (Raoul Dederen-GCSDA)

395 Handbook of SDA Theology, p. 643.5 (Raoul Dederen-GCSDA)

396 Handbook of SDA Theology, p. 779.2 (Raoul Dederen-GCSDA)

397 Handbook of SDA Theology, p. 882.5 (Raoul Dederen-GCSDA)

398 Handbook of SDA Theology, p. 892.15 (Raoul Dederen-GCSDA)

399 Etymology dictionary, p. Amerind (n.).2

1899, coined by Maj. John Wesley Powell at the Bureau of American Ethnology, where he was director, from American + Indian .

400 Etymology dictionary, p. celluloid (n.).2

transparent plastic made from nitro-celluloses and camphor, 1871, trademark name (reg. U.S.), a hybrid coined by U.S. inventor John Wesley Hyatt (1837-1900) from cellulose + Greek-based suffix -oid .