Una supplica degli ebrei di Lippiano alla città di Perugia

Toaff, Ariel, 1942-
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Title Una supplica degli ebrei di Lippiano alla città di Perugia.
Original Library/publisher Rassegna Mensile di Israel. Roma. 36,7-9
Host Item Rassegna Mensile di Israel 36,7-9 (1970) 441-452
Language Italian
National Library system number 990002876780705171
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