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Disputatio cum Iudaeis in Maiorica insula habita

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From the collections of Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin Preußischer Kulturbesitz, Oriental Department
Title Disputatio cum Iudaeis in Maiorica insula habita.
Related place Majorca (Spain)-related place
Contributors State Library of Berlin Germany
(current owner)
Original Library/publisher State Library of Berlin, Berlin, Germany
Creation Date [14--]
Notes נושא נוסף: פולמוס נוצרי-יהודי
State Library of Berlin Berlin Germany Ms. Lat. Oct. 595
Subject Digitized manuscripts
Publications על הפולמוס בכלל ועל כה"י בפרט ראה חיבורה של אורה לימור, ויכוח מאיורקה 1286, מהדורה ביקורתית ומבוא (ירושלים, תשמ"ה), כה"י מתואר בעמ' 172 - 174.
Extent ff. 1r-26v.
Language Latin
Credits From the collections of Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin Preußischer Kulturbesitz, Oriental Department
National Library system number 990036771600205171

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