Tradition orale dans les Targums

Schoors, Antoon, 1934-
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Title Tradition orale dans les Targums.
Original Library/publisher Tradition orale et écrite
Colloque de Louvain... novembre 1975. Bruxelles: Institutum Iudaicum, [1975?]
Host Item Tradition orale et écrite (NLI)990020188390205171 (1975) 150-174
Language French
National Library system number 990003017130705171
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