מהדורה חדשה של תרגום ארצישראלי לתורה על פי קטעי גניזה

כשר, רימון, 1945-
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Title מהדורה חדשה של תרגום ארצישראלי לתורה על פי קטעי גניזה.
Host Item קרית ספר סא,ב (תשמז) 345-348
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M.L. Klein, "Genizah Manuscripts of Palestinian Targum to the Pentateuch, I-II", 1986
Language Hebrew
National Library system number 990000123910705171
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