Visso (Italy)
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פרוש נביאים לרד"ק.

פרוש נביאים לרד"ק.

קמחי, דוד בן יוסף, 1160-1235

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אמרי דעת : פרוש משלי.

אמרי דעת : פרוש משלי.

זרחיה בן יצחק בן שאלתיאל

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פרוש כתובים לרד"ק (תהלים).

פרוש כתובים לרד"ק (תהלים).

קמחי, דוד בן יוסף, 1160-1235

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פרוש כתובים לרלב"ג (איוב).

פרוש כתובים לרלב"ג (איוב).

לוי בן גרשם, 1288-1344

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מנהג טוב.

מנהג טוב.

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קובץ.

קובץ.

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