Geraci Siculo (Italy)
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Geraci Siculo (Italy)

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חובות הלבבות (קטע).

חובות הלבבות (קטע).

בחיי בן יוסף אבן פקודה

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יקוו המים.

יקוו המים.

אבן תבון, שמואל בן יהודה, 1150-1230

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קובץ.

קובץ.

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ספר המפתחות : כולל שני חלקים: "מפתח החכמות" (על בראשית) ו"מפתח השמות" (על שמות).

ספר המפתחות : כולל שני חלקים: "מפתח החכמות" (על בראשית) ו"מפתח השמות" (על שמות).

אבולעפיה, אברהם בן שמואל

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צרור הכסף.

צרור הכסף.

כספי, יוסף בן אבא מארי, 1280-1340

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מלות ההגיון.

מלות ההגיון.

משה בן מימון, 1138-1204

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עברונות.

עברונות.

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