An edition of Artsot ha-ḥayim (1872)

'Artsot ha-ḥayim.

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'Artsot ha-ḥayim.
Ḥayyim Palache, Ḥayyim Palache
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Publish Date
Publisher
Bi-defus Sh. Y. Shmer ve-giso Vride"s
Language
Hebrew
Pages
100

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Subjects

Cabala, Commentaries, Emigration and immigration, Funeral sermons, Jewish, Hebrew Sermons, Jewish Funeral sermons, Jewish law, Judaism, Palestine, Palestine in Judaism, Religious aspects, Sermons, Hebrew, Zohar

Places

Israel, Jewish law, Palestine

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Cover of: Sefer Artsot ha-Ḥayim
Sefer Artsot ha-Ḥayim: be-maʻalot ṿe-dine Erets Yiśraʾel ; Sefer Ḥayim u-mazon : ... ʻal ha-Zohar ...
1999, Yosef ben Yitsḥaḳ ha-Kohen
in Hebrew - Mahadurah ḥadashah / ʻal yede Yosef ben Yitsḥaḳ Hakohen
Cover of: 'Artsot ha-ḥayim.
'Artsot ha-ḥayim.
1872, Bi-defus Sh. Y. Shmer ve-giso Vride"s
in Hebrew
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Cover of: Artsot ha-ḥayim
Artsot ha-ḥayim: ...be-maʻalot ṿe-hilkhot Erets Yiśraʾel...
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Library of Congress
BM729 P3 P3

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Pagination
[100 leaves]
Number of pages
100

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Open Library
OL18837102M

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