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חדושים

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Fisher, Shelomoh Yehonatan Yehudah
  • Manuscript
Title חדושים.
Related place Jerusalem (Israel)-place of writing
Contributors Shimel Family Israel
(current owner)
Original Library/publisher Shimel Family, Jerusalem, Israel
Script Style אשכנזית
Creation Date מאה כ'
Notes 15 פנקסים. כולל חידושים על פסוקים שונים בתנ"ך, על התלמוד, בהלכה ובעניינים שונים. מחולקים לסעיפים מסופררים.
על אחד הפנקסים: "שלמה פישר סלנט 11".
Shimel Family Jerusalem Israel Ms. 11
Subject Digitized manuscripts
Extent 15 מחברות.
Language Hebrew
National Library system number 997012278671805171
MARC RECORDS
חדושים – הספרייה הלאומית
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