Urūmīyah (Iran)
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גורותא דפורקנא.

גורותא דפורקנא.

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כתובה. אורמיה, איראן. תרס"ד.

כתובה. אורמיה, איראן. תרס"ד.

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אגרת בקשה לעזרה.

אגרת בקשה לעזרה.

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בקשה אל הרב יעקב בר יצחק לעזור לקהילה המסכנה באמצעות שליחם, חנוכה בכ"ר יחזקאל.

בקשה אל הרב יעקב בר יצחק לעזור לקהילה המסכנה באמצעות שליחם, חנוכה בכ"ר יחזקאל.

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Texts in Neo-Aramaic.

Texts in Neo-Aramaic.

Paul Bedjan 1838-1920

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מלחמות גלית ודוד המלך.

מלחמות גלית ודוד המלך.

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מצבאת אלביאן.

מצבאת אלביאן.

אלמתטבב, אלדין אבן אבראהים

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סגלות, גורלות, קמעות, מזלות ורפואות.

סגלות, גורלות, קמעות, מזלות ורפואות.

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