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Scuola Spagnuola Levantina

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מאוסף הספרייה הלאומית
Title Scuola Spagnuola Levantina.
Additional Titles פנקסי בית הכנסת הספרדים בפירארא בשנים 1811-1715 באיטלקית
Pinkas of the Spanish Levantine Synagogue in Ferrara 1715-1811
Related place Ferrara (Italy)-place of writing
Italy-related place
Contributors The National Library of Israel Israel
(current owner)
Valmadonna Trust England
(former owner)
Original Library/publisher The National Library of Israel, Jerusalem, Israel
Script Style איטלקית
Creation Date 1715-1811
Notes Title in the manuscript: "Scuola Spagnuola Levantina Libro N. 2".
lncludes protocols of committee meetings, income and expenses etc., mainly from 1715-1811. Mostly in Italian, some in Hebrew.
On the flyeaf a later hand added: "Contenante: A. Deliberazioni del מעמד da 23 Aprile al 18 Febbrajo 1811. B. Copia della Relazioni emmesse dai Revisori dal Maggio 1721 al Primo תמוז 1743. C. Ricevute dei Cassieri Generali e Conto cassa dal 10 Luglio 1743 al 8 Gennajo 1794".
בשער נוסף תוכן הענינים, רוב כה"י עוסק בשנים 1715-1811.
נושא נוסף: בית כנסת
נושא נוסף: היסטוריה. פנקסי קהילות. פירארא
The National Library of Israel Jerusalem Israel Ms. Var. 808
Valmadonna Trust London England Ms. 276
Subject Digitized manuscripts
Genre Community records (Manuscript)
Call number at Current Custodian לפנים לונדון - ולמדונה 276
Extent 165 pp
320X220 mm.
Language Italian
English
Credits מאוסף הספרייה הלאומית
National Library system number 990000668070205171

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