Gavriʼel Adler (active 19th century)

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Gabriel Adler, weiland Bezirksrabbiner in Oberdorf.

Gabriel Adler, weiland Bezirksrabbiner in Oberdorf.

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דרשות : הדרשות נדרשו בין השנים תקע"ד-תק"ף.

דרשות : הדרשות נדרשו בין השנים תקע"ד-תק"ף.

אדלר, גבריאל בן מרדכי

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ספר לשון זהב : ... הלכה ושאלות ותשובות / אשר אזן וחקר ... הרב ... דוד טעבלי הכהן שיף ... ; הכינותיו וגם סדרתיו אנכי ... גבריאל בן ... מרדכי אדלר הכהן ...

שיף, דוד טבלי בן שלמה זלמן, 1720?-1791

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