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Statuten des Vereins zur Unterstützung unbemittelter israelitischer Studirender in Heidelberg.

Statuten des Vereins zur Unterstützung unbemittelter israelitischer Studirender in Heidelberg.

Verein zur Unterstützung unbemittelter israelitischer Studirender in Heidelberg

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Gutachten der Juristen-Facultäten in Heidelberg, Jena und Tübingen, die Hannoversche Verfassungsfrage betreffend / herausgegeben von Dahlmann.

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Philosophenkongress in Heidelberg.

Philosophenkongress in Heidelberg.

Wilhelm Jerusalem 1854-1923

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Das Mithrēum von Neuenheim bei Heidelberg / erläutert von Friedrich Creuzer.

Georg Friedrich Creuzer 1771-1858

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מדרש ילמדנו (בראשית, פרשת וישב-מקץ).

מדרש ילמדנו (בראשית, פרשת וישב-מקץ).

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מחזור מנהג אשכנז (קטע).

מחזור מנהג אשכנז (קטע).

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קטע גניזה.

קטע גניזה.

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קטע פפירוס.

קטע פפירוס.

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