Lérida (Spain)
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Regesta from the Actes dels llibres de Crims (1328-1329).

Regesta from the Actes dels llibres de Crims (1328-1329).

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Regesta from the Actes dels llibres de Crims (1308).

Regesta from the Actes dels llibres de Crims (1308).

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Regesta from the Actes dels llibres de Crims (1320-1326).

Regesta from the Actes dels llibres de Crims (1320-1326).

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ספר הנפש.

ספר הנפש.

פלקירה, שם טוב בן יוסף, 1225-1295

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קובץ בפילוסופיה.

קובץ בפילוסופיה.

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אגרת תשובה אל יהודה בן שלמה.

אגרת תשובה אל יהודה בן שלמה.

זרחיה בן יצחק בן שאלתיאל

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אגרת השבת.

אגרת השבת.

אבן עזרא, אברהם בן מאיר, 1089-1164

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פרוש מורה נבוכים.

פרוש מורה נבוכים.

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