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Paraphrasis caldayca en los Cantares de Selomoh [microform]

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Title Paraphrasis caldayca en los Cantares de Selomoh [microform] : con el texto hebrayco y ladino, tradusida en lengua espanola.
Additional Titles Bible. Song of Songs. Spanish. Targum. 1701.
Edition 4a imprension.
Related place Amsterdam (Netherlands)-place of publication
Publisher Amsterdam : Impresso en casa y costa de M. Mendes Coutinho
Creation Date [1701]
Notes On title page: 5461
Copies 1-2: microfilm includes 5 items, each catalogues separately. For list search under number: 2002 F 727.
Microfilm. Jerusalem : National Library, [n.d.]. 2 reels
Extent 71 pages
15 cm.
Language Spanish
Hebrew
Ladino
National Library system number 990033710310205171

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