The missing century

Cohen, Barak S.
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Title The missing century : a reevaluation of the halakhic connections between Palestine and Babylonia during the fifth century CE.
Host Item Hebrew Union College Annual 93 (2022) 1-29
Description With an appendix.
Language English
National Library system number 997012674473005171
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