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ספר רקח

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אלעזר בן יהודה, מגרמייזא, 1176 בערך-1238
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Title ספר רקח / שחיבר הרב אליעזר מגרמיזא ...
Additional Titles רוקח
Related place Kopys (Belarus)-place of publication
Publisher קאפוסט : שבתי בן שמעון [סלאווין]
Creation Date תקצ"ז 1836
Notes הספר נסרק במסגרת פרויקט 450 שנה לספר העברי.
עותק נוסף מאוסף מהלמן: 75A1735.
Extent 35 דפים
17 ס"מ.
Language Hebrew
National Library system number 990012138150205171

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