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Philosophical translations in late antiquity and in the Middle Ages : in memory of Mauro Zonta / edited by Francesca Gorgoni, Irene Kajon, Luisa Valente.

Philosophical translations in late antiquity and in the Middle Ages (Conference) (2019 : Rome, Italy)

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Perhaps by the power of memory.

Shaked, Gershon

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חלום וזיכרון : מסה על תפיסה, זיכרון, שינה וחלום / משה מנשהוף ; עריכה: הגר גור אריה.

מנשהאוף, משה מחבר

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בין מפא"י למפ"ם : המאבק על הזיכרון הקיבוצי בעשור הראשון.

פרהדיאן, אסף

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מאמר לב האריה : ... לעזור הזכרון בכל החכמות ועסקי בני אדם / מהגאון ... יהודה ארי' בכהר"ר ממודינא. עם התרי"ג מצות עפ"י הרמב"ם להר"ר נתן אוטלינגו.

מודנה, יהודה אריה בן יצחק, 1571-1648

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תל חי, 2020-1920 : בין היסטוריה לזיכרון / עורכים: יעל זרובבל ואמיר גולדשטיין. ; עריכת לשון: הרצליה אפרתי ; עורכת מרכזת: ליאת אושרי.

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כתבים תיאורטיים;ספרות הגות (פילוסופיה, תיאולוגיה, מוסר).

כתבים תיאורטיים;ספרות הגות (פילוסופיה, תיאולוגיה, מוסר).

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Essays on the powers of the human mind : to which are added, An essay on quantity, and An analysis of Aristotle's logic ... / By Thomas Reid ...

Thomas Reid 1710-1796

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