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כתב-יד שומרוני.

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תנ"ך.

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אשרי (ברכות, חולין, עבודה זרה, בכורות והלכות קטנות).

אשרי (ברכות, חולין, עבודה זרה, בכורות והלכות קטנות).

אשר בן יחיאל, 1250-1327

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כתובה שומרונית. שכם, גדה מערבית. 1744.

כתובה שומרונית. שכם, גדה מערבית. 1744.

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Selections from the Edinburgh review : comprising the best articles in that journal, from its commencement to the present time / with a preliminary dissertation, and explanatory notes. Edited by Maurice Cross ...

Selections from the Edinburgh review : comprising the best articles in that journal, from its commencement to the present time / with a preliminary dissertation, and explanatory notes. Edited by Maurice Cross ...

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An essay on the virtues of lime-water in the cure of the stone / by Robert Whytt ; with an appendix, containing The case of the Honourable Horatio Walpole, Esq., written by himself.

Robert Whytt

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A dissertation on respiration / translated from the Latin of Dr. Menzies, with notes, by Charles Sugrue.

Robert Menzies M.D.

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Disputatio physica inauguralis theoriam ignis complectens / quam annuente summo numine Gulielmi Robertson... subjicit Gulielmus Cleghorn...

William Cleghorn 1754-1783

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