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לשונות רש"י

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Title לשונות רש"י.
Contributors בירדוגו, מרדכי בן יוסף, 1715-1762 ((ממנו))
בן אמוזג, שם טוב בן משה ((ממנו))
The Jewish Theological Seminary of America USA
(current owner)
Original Library/publisher The Jewish Theological Seminary of America, New York, NY, USA
Script Style מערבית
Creation Date מאה י"ח
Notes בכה"י: "לשונות של רש"י"
בלתי שלם.
בין השאר מרבה להביא מדברי המרבי"ץ [=מרדכי בירדוגו] וכן מדברי "שם טוב אמוזיג" (דף 36א).
נושא נוסף: מקרא פרשנות תורה
The Jewish Theological Seminary of America New York, NY USA Ms. 1872
The Jewish Theological Seminary of America New York, NY USA Ms. EMC 2366
Subject Digitized manuscripts
Extent דף 36ב-41ב.
Host Item קובץ.
Language Hebrew
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