Greece

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[Greece].

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Luchini Vincenzo, fl. 1544-1568

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Münster Sebastian, 1489-1552

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Aa Pieter van der, 1659-1733

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The description of Greece / by Pausanias. Tr. from the Greek. With notes, in which much of the mythology of the Greeks is unfolded from a theory which has been for many ages unknown. And illustrated with maps and views elegantly engraved ...

Pausanias, active approximately 150-175

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פיוטים ותפלות למועדים.

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תקנות לארסו.

תקנות לארסו.

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Applicant: Sack, Chaime; born 1890 in Thessalonikē (Greece); married.

Applicant: Sack, Chaime; born 1890 in Thessalonikē (Greece); married.

Sack, Anna,

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