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פנקסי קהל אשכנזים באמשטרדם.

פנקסי קהל אשכנזים באמשטרדם.

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Huiszittend leeven : bevattende eenige Mengelstoffen over afzonderlijke en, voorheen, weinig of niet bewerkte onderwerpen, betreklijk tot de letter-, historie- en oudheidkunde van Nederland / door Mr. Henrik van Wyn.

Hendrik van Wijn 1740-1831

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Catalogus codicum orientalium Bibliothecae Academiae Regiae Scientiarum / quem a Weijersio inchoatum ; post hujus mortem absolvit et edidit P. de Jong.

Hendrik Engelinus Weyers 1805-1844

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Oratio de codicum orientalium, qui in Academia Lugduno-Batava servantur, bibliotheca.

T. W. J. Juynboll (Theodoor Willem Jan), 1802-1861

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Specimen catalogi codicum Mss. orientalium Bibliothecae Academiae Lugduno-Batavae / in quo multos libros ineditos descripsit, auctorum vitas nunc primum vulgavit, latine vertit, et annotationibus illustravit Henricus Arentius Hamaker.

H. A. Hamaker (Hendrik Arent), 1789-1835

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מגלת אסתר.

מגלת אסתר.

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סדר ספירת העומר.

סדר ספירת העומר.

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אלקוראן.

אלקוראן.

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