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Touchstone of truth.

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Nicolas de Lyra: Commentary on Daniel and Gallensis comm. on Apocalypse.

Nicolas de Lyra: Commentary on Daniel and Gallensis comm. on Apocalypse.

Nicholas, of Lyra, approximately 1270-1349

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נביאים וכתובים : עם ניקוד וטעמים, מסורה קטנה וגדולה.

נביאים וכתובים : עם ניקוד וטעמים, מסורה קטנה וגדולה.

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קובץ.

קובץ.

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יוסף וזליכה.

יוסף וזליכה.

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מלון פרסי למקרא.

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תרגום פרסי לתנ"ך (קטעים).

תרגום פרסי לתנ"ך (קטעים).

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Bewer, Julius August.

Bewer, Julius August.

Julius A. Bewer (Julius August),1877-1953

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