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Title ספר מרפא לנפש : ... תקון חצות ותקון לאה ... סליחות ... התרת נדרים וקללות ומסירת המודעא ותפלת בית עלמין ...
Additional Titles תקון לאה
תיקון חצות. תרס"ט.
Related place Livorno (Italy)-place of publication
Contributors Valmadonna Trust
(former owner)
Publisher ליוורנו : דפוס ש' בילפורטי
Creation Date ישא' ב'ר'כ'ה' מ'א'ת' ה' [תרס"ט]
Notes Valmadonna Trust 4727
Extent עו דפים
8.
Language Hebrew
National Library system number 990017591360205171

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