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Tehilim = The book of Psalms

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Title Tehilim = The book of Psalms.
Additional Titles Bible. Psalms. Hebrew. 1942
Contributors Levine, Israel
Raskin, Saul, 1878-1966
Jewish Publication Society
Publisher [New York] : Printed by the Academy Photo Offset, inc
Creation Date 1942
Notes Hebrew text and Yiddish translation by Israel Levine, and the English translation by the Jewish Publication Society of America in parallel columns.
"Ha-tsiyurim maaseh yede Shaul Raskin, Saul Raskin".
Extent 160 pages : ill. (part color)
36 cm.
Host Item תהלים.
Language Hebrew
National Library system number 990020130410205171

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