Milan (Italy)
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Milan (Italy)

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כתובים (תהלים, קטעים).

כתובים (תהלים, קטעים).

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נרות זכרון במודנה.

נרות זכרון במודנה.

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Lettere di Paolo Manuzio copiate sugli autografi esistenti nella Biblioteca ambrosiana.

Paolo Manuzio 1512-1574

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כתובה (קטע). איטליה. תע"ב.

כתובה (קטע). איטליה. תע"ב.

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פרוש שעור קומה.

פרוש שעור קומה.

משה בן אלעזר

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Monumenta sacra et profana ex codicibus praesertim Bibliothecae Ambrosianae opera collegii doctorum ejusdem / edidit Antonius Maria Ceriani.

Monumenta sacra et profana ex codicibus praesertim Bibliothecae Ambrosianae opera collegii doctorum ejusdem / edidit Antonius Maria Ceriani.

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Applicant: Vilnai, Edgar; born 17.11.1902 in Trieste (Italy); single.

Applicant: Vilnai, Edgar; born 17.11.1902 in Trieste (Italy); single.

Lénart, Egon,

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קובץ בקבלה.

קובץ בקבלה.

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