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Rabbi Tanchum Jeruschalmi Arabischer Commentar zum Buche Josua

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Tanhum ben Joseph, of Jerusalem, -1291
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Title Rabbi Tanchum Jeruschalmi Arabischer Commentar zum Buche Josua / zum ersten Male herausgegeben von Th. Haarbrücker.
Additional Titles Arabischer Commentar zum Buche Josua (Tanhum ben Joseph, of Jerusalem, d. 1291)
Contributors Haarbrücker, Theodor, 1818-1880
Veitel Heine Ephraimsche Lehranstalt
Publisher Berlin : Rosenthal
Creation Date 1862
Notes Cover title.
Text in Arabic, preface in German.
Series Wissenschaftliche Blätter aus der Veitel-Heine-Ephraim'schen Lehranstalt (Beth ha-Midrasch) in Berlin
Sammlung 1, No. 2
Extent iv, 40 pages : facsim
23 cm.
Language German
Arabic
National Library system number 990038136490205171

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