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Title ספר הזהר : ... על התורה ... עם סתרי תורה ומדרש הנעלם ורעיא מהימנא ...
Additional Titles זהר. תקל"א.
Related place Amsterdam (Netherlands)-place of publication
Contributors משה קאשמן בן יוסף ברוך (מדפיס)
Publisher אמשטרדם : קאשמן בן יוסף ברוך
Creation Date א'ש'ר'י'ך' ישרא'ל [תקל"א-תקל"ב]
Notes Valmadonna Trust 5122
בעותק 2 של חלק א השער פגום.
Content חלק א. ספר בראשית. א'ש'ר'י'ך' ישרא'ל [תקל"ב]. [9], רנא, כא, [1] ד'.
חלק ב. ספר שמות. א'ש'ר'י'ך' ישראל [תקל"א]. רפ, [3] ד'.
חלק ג-ד. ספר ויקרא. א'ש'ר'י'ך' ישראל [תקל"א]. קטו ד'. ספר במדבר-דברים. א'ש'ר'י'ך' ישרא'ל [תקל"ב]. קיז-שי, [3] ד'.
Extent 3 כרכים (חלק א-ד)
21 ס"מ.
Language Hebrew
Call Number 2121.2 =R
National Library system number 990019048000205171

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