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Mangiare alla giudia

cucine ebraiche dal Rinascimento all'età moderna

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Ariel Toaff, Ariel Toaff
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An edition of Mangiare alla giudia (2011)

Mangiare alla giudia

cucine ebraiche dal Rinascimento all'età moderna

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Il mulino
Language
Italian
Pages
299

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Subjects

Food habits, Jewish cooking, History

Places

Italy
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Cover of: Mangiare alla giudia
Mangiare alla giudia: cucine ebraiche dal Rinascimento all'età moderna
2011, Il mulino
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Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references (p. [269]-280) and index.

Published in
Bologna
Series
Biblioteca storica

Classifications

Library of Congress
TX724 .T62 2011

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Pagination
299 p. :
Number of pages
299

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL25222861M
ISBN 13
9788815149466
LCCN
2011536158
OCLC/WorldCat
707459702

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