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ספר מנחת יהודה

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Ftayya, Judah, 1859-1942
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Title ספר מנחת יהודה : בזאת המחברת יבואר פסוקי פרשת בראשית ... גם ענין החלומות ... ומעשה הרוחות ודינם וגלגולם ... וכמה ענינים אחרים ... / (המחבר - יאודה משה ישועה פתייא).
Related place Baghdad (Iraq)-place of publication
Contributors Valmadonna Trust
(former owner)
Publisher בגדאד : דפוס א' שוחט
Creation Date תרצ"ג
Notes Valmadonna Trust 4325.1
Valmadonna Trust 4325.2
ג"ש: החלק על גירושי הרוחות וסיפוריהם נדפס לחוד בשם ס' רוחות מספרות (ירושלים תשי"ד). המחבר נפטר בירושלים בסוף אלול תש"ב, בהיותו בן שמונים בערך
עותק נוסף במיקרופילם נגטיב, שסמנו: 1685 FI. מאוסף ששון.
Extent 77 דפים, [2] עמודים
8.
Language Hebrew
Call Number 1498
National Library system number 990020482910205171

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ספר מנחת יהודה : בזאת המחברת יבואר פסוקי פרשת בראשית ... גם ענין החלומות ... ומעשה הרוחות ודינם וגלגולם ... וכמה ענינים אחרים ... / (המחבר - יאודה משה ישועה פתייא) – הספרייה הלאומית
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