סדרה 4: שירי שבח למקבלי תארי רבנות

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Title סדרה 4: שירי שבח למקבלי תארי רבנות.
Scope and content הסדרה כוללת שירי שבח למקבלי תארי רבנות ומינויים אחרים.
Creation Date [ca. 1600-1900]
Host Item אוסף שירים לעת מצוא
Language Hebrew
Call Number ARC. 4* 1537
Level of Description Series Record
National Library system number 990033621110205171

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