Maarssen (Netherlands)
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Registro das circonciçoes dos anos 1717-1757.

Registro das circonciçoes dos anos 1717-1757.

Moses de David Henriques de Castro

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שיר לחנוכת בית כנסת.

שיר לחנוכת בית כנסת.

לוונשטם, שאול בן אריה ליב, 1717-1790

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מעשה חרז.

מעשה חרז.

דיאש ברנדון, בנימין רפאל מחבר

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תקוני שבת.

תקוני שבת.

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פנקס.

פנקס.

שלמה בן משה, מקרוטושין

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