The Christian kabbalah and Jewish universalism

Burmistrov, K. D. (Konstantin Dmitrievich)
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Title The Christian kabbalah and Jewish universalism.
Original Library/publisher От Библии до постмодерна
статьи по истории еврейской культуры. Отв. редактор: Виктория Мочалова. Москва: Книжники
Текст, 2009.
Host Item От Библии до постмодерна (NLI)990028182330205171 (2009) 150-176
Language English
National Library system number 990005086470705171
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