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Oporto - Comunidade Israelita e outras Associações

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Title Oporto - Comunidade Israelita e outras Associações.
Host Item Oporto - Jewish Community
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National Library system number 990043273630205171
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Arquivo Municipal do Porto - Archival surveys.
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Ha-Lapid = O facho : orgao da Comunidade Isrealita do Porto.
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Tipografia portuguesa do séc. XVI nas colecções da Biblioteca Pública Municipal do Porto [book + electronic resource] = : Portuguese printing in the 16th century, the Porto Municipal Public Library collection / Biblioteca Pública Municipal no Porto.

Porto (Portugal). Biblioteca Pública Municipal

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CrÓnica de Portugal de 1419 / edição crítica com introdução e notas de Adelino de Almeida Calado.
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