Gli ebrei e le Marche nei secc. XIV-XVI

Bernardi, Simonetta
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Title Gli ebrei e le Marche nei secc. XIV-XVI : bilancio di studi, prospettive di ricerca.
Original Library/publisher Aspetti e problemi della presenza ebraica nell'Italia centro-settentrionale (secoli XIV e XV). Roma: Istituto di Scienze Storiche dell'Università di Roma, 1983
Host Item Aspetti e problemi della presenza ebraica nell'Italia centro-settentrionale (secoli XIV e XV) (NLI)990009215660205171 (1983) 227-272
Description Record created automatically from multi-article record # 0003200696
Language Italian
National Library system number 990006419450705171
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