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מגלת אסתר

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Title מגלת אסתר.
Contributors Private Collection
(current owner)
Original Library/publisher Private Collection
Script Style אשכנזית סת"ם
Creation Date מאה י"ז
Notes Private Collection
קלף
5 יריעות, 22 שורות בעמודה.
Subject Digitized manuscripts
Extent 22 עמודות
4002X365 מ"מ.
קלף
5 יריעות, 22 שורות בעמודה.
Language Hebrew
National Library system number 997011294915305171
MARC RECORDS
מגלת אסתר – הספרייה הלאומית
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