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R. Mosis Maimonidae Tractatus de primitiis

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Maimonides, Moses, 1135-1204
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Title R. Mosis Maimonidae Tractatus de primitiis : caput primum [quartum & quintum] quae ex Hebraeo in sermonem Latinum conversa, cum ms. codice regio & impressis exemplaribus collata, notisque illustrata / praeses Gustavus Peringer Lillieblad.
Additional Titles Tractatus de primitiis
Mishne Tora. Hilkhot bikkurim (Latin)
Related place Uppsala (Sweden)-place of publication
Contributors Peringer, Gustav, von Lilienblad, 1651-1710
Publisher Upsaliae : Excudit H. Keyser
Creation Date [1694]
Notes Text in Hebrew and Latin on opposite pages, commentary in Latin.
הספר נסרק במסגרת פרויקט 450 שנה לספר העברי
Extent 2 v. (33, 92-155 p.)
15 cm.
Language Latin
National Library system number 990011938000205171

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