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מקוה ישראל

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Manasseh ben Israel, 1604-1657
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Title מקוה ישראל : hoc est, Spes Israelis / authore Menasseh Ben Israel.
Additional Titles Spes Israelis
Related place Amsterdam (Netherlands)-place of publication
Contributors Montezinos, Antonio de, -approximately 1650
Publisher Amstelodami : [Publisher not identified]
Creation Date 1650
Notes "Relatio Antonii Montezini": p. 1-14.
Translation of: Esperança di Israel.
Author's translation.
Running title
catchwords.
Signatures: A-G8.
הספר נסרק במסגרת פרויקט 450 שנה לספר העברי
"Auctores aliarum nationum, qui citantur in hoc tractatu": p. [6-7].
"Libri et authores Hebraei": p. [8].
Extent [8], 111 pages
17 cm.
Language Latin
National Library system number 990012733030205171

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