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תנ"ך : עם ניקוד וטעמים, מסורה קטנה וגדולה.

תנ"ך : עם ניקוד וטעמים, מסורה קטנה וגדולה.

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ספר השרשים.

ספר השרשים.

קמחי, דוד בן יוסף, 1160-1235

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מכלול.

מכלול.

קמחי, דוד בן יוסף, 1160-1235

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מנורת המאור.

מנורת המאור.

אבוהב, יצחק, ה-1

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פרוש כתובים לרד"ק (תהלים).

פרוש כתובים לרד"ק (תהלים).

קמחי, דוד בן יוסף, 1160-1235

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פרוש התורה לראב"ע.

פרוש התורה לראב"ע.

אבן עזרא, אברהם בן מאיר, 1089-1164

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פרוש נביאים ראשונים לרד"ק.

פרוש נביאים ראשונים לרד"ק.

קמחי, דוד בן יוסף, 1160-1235

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Sentences and executory certificate of nobility.

Sentences and executory certificate of nobility.

Philip II, King of Spain, 1527-1598

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