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Title תורה : עם ניקוד וטעמים, מסורה קטנה וגדולה.
Additional Titles חלופי הקריאה בין בן אשר ובן נפתלי
Related place Barcelona (Spain)-place of writing
Majorca (Spain)-related place
Contributors שלמה בן ראובן ((מעתיק))
ארדיטי, יצחק בן אברהם (בעלים קודמים)
Jewish Community of Rome Library Italy
(current owner)
Original Library/publisher Jewish Community of Rome Library, Rome, Italy
Creation Date ה'פ"ה (1325)
Notes כולל גם חלוקי בן נפתלי ובן אשר.
כולל רשימת אנשים בעברית ובספרדית.
נושא נוסף: מקרא תנ"ך תורה
נושא נוסף: בלשנות מסורה
Jewish Community of Rome Library Rome Italy Ms. 3
קולופון: "אני שלמה בר' ראובן בר' יהודה כתבתי ... ליקר ... ר' יצחק יצ"ו בר אברהם בר' שמואל ז"ל בן ארדיט הדר במיורקא וסיימתיו בחדש אייר שנת חמשת אלפים ופ"ה ... בברצלונה".
Subject Digitized manuscripts
Publications Comunita ebraica di Roma, Permanent exhibition of the Jewish Community of Rome: catalogue. [Rome, 196-?], p. 10, no. 19.
Extent 215 דף.
Language Spanish
Hebrew
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תורה : עם ניקוד וטעמים, מסורה קטנה וגדולה – הספרייה הלאומית
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