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חובות הלבבות

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Title חובות הלבבות.
Additional Titles חובות הלבבות (בתרגום: אבן תבון, יהודה בן שאול)
Contributors אבן תבון, יהודה בן שאול (מתרגם)
שטרן, שלמה זלמן בן גוטליב, 1807-1883 (בעלים קודמים)
The Palatina Library Italy
(current owner)
Original Library/publisher The Palatina Library, Parma, Italy
Script Style איטלקית
Creation Date מאה י"ד
Notes בכה"י: "ספר חובת הלבבות"
בתרגום יהודה אבן תבון ועם הקדמותיו, כמו בנדפס.
עם הערות אחדות בשוליים.
במקומות אחדים סדר הדפים מבולבל, סוף השער העשירי חסר.
נושא נוסף: מוסר
The Palatina Library Parma Italy Cod. Parm. 3523
Stern, Salomon Gottlieb 56
The Palatina Library Parma Italy Perreau 34
Subject Digitized manuscripts
Publications P. Perreau, Catalogo dei codici ebraici della Biblioteca di Parma, non descritti dal de Rossi, 1878, p. 164-165, no. 34.
Hebrew manuscripts in the Biblioteca Palatina in Parma: catalogue / edited by Benjamin Richler
palaeographical and codicological descriptions, Malachi Beit-Arié. Jerusalem: Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Jewish National and University Library, 2001
Call number at Current Custodian בראש כה"י צולם פתק ובו נרשם: "מתוקן ומסודר מאתי זלמן שטערן".
אוסף ש. ג. שטרן 56.
Extent [123] דף.
Language Hebrew
Credits This manuscript belongs to the Biblioteca Palatina of Parma, Ministero per I Beni e le Attività Culturali, Italy, The National Library of Israel. "Ktiv" Project, The National Library of Israel.
National Library system number 990000835950205171
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