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חשבונות;מכתבים;מסמכים.

חשבונות;מכתבים;מסמכים.

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ספורים בערבית.

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حمد سليمان سلام لوَيمي الترابين.

حمد سليمان سلام لوَيمي الترابين.

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عَيّد عبَيد وسليمان ابن سريع الترابين.

عَيّد عبَيد وسليمان ابن سريع الترابين.

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מכתבים;מסמכים.

מכתבים;מסמכים.

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سليمان ضَيف الله مساعد الترابين وغيره.

سليمان ضَيف الله مساعد الترابين وغيره.

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סראג' אלעקול (קטע מבראשית).

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ספר הקדחות.

ספר הקדחות.

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