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Clavicula Salomonis

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Title Clavicula Salomonis.
Additional Titles מפתח שלמה (תרגום: לטיני)
Contributors Library of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences Hungary
(current owner)
Original Library/publisher Library of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Budapest, Hungary
Creation Date [17--]
Notes With illustrations, often with Hebrew letters
Library of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences Budapest Hungary Ms. Kaufmann A 256
Subject Digitized manuscripts
Publications M. Weisz, Katalog der Hebraeischen Handschriften und Bucher in der Bibliothek des Prof. David Kaufmann (Frankfurt 1906).
Genre Illustrated works (Manuscript)
Extent 180 pp.
Language Latin
Hebrew
Credits From the collections of the Library of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences
National Library system number 990001914270205171
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