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פרוש התלמוד (שבועות ד ע"א, יד ע"ב)

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Title פרוש התלמוד (שבועות ד ע"א, יד ע"ב).
Contributors Mosseri, Jacques France
(current owner)
Original Library/publisher Mosseri, Jacques, Paris, France
Notes נושא נוסף: תלמוד בבלי פרשנות סדר נזיקין שבועות ד ע"א
נושא נוסף: תלמוד בבלי פרשנות סדר נזיקין שבועות יד ע"ב
GNZ2.
Mosseri, Jacques Paris France Ms. II 19.1
Mosseri, Jacques Paris France Ms. C 19 II
The Friedberg Genizah Project (FGP) 303850
Subject Digitized manuscripts
Publications קטלוג של אוסף ז'אק מוצרי (ירושלים תש"ן).
Genre Cairo Genizah fragments
Extent 1 קטע
Language Hebrew
National Library system number 990002011960205171
MARC RECORDS
פרוש התלמוד (שבועות ד ע"א, יד ע"ב) – הספרייה הלאומית
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