Zuckermandel, Moses Samuel (Ed.)
Tosephta. Based on the Erfurt and Vienna Codices. With parallels and variants. 3. Auflage

Name: Zuckermandel, Moses Samuel (Ed.)<br /><i>Tosephta. Based on the Erfurt and Vienna Codices. With parallels and variants. 3. Auflage</i>
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Zuckermandel, Moses Samuel (Ed.)
Tosephta. Based on the Erfurt and Vienna Codices. With parallels and variants. 3. Auflage Jerusalem, Wahrmann Books, 1963. 94,690 S.
Originalleinen (Hardcover).
Sehr sauber und gut erhalten.
Enthält auch das „Supplement enthaltend Uebersicht. Register und Glossar zu Tosefta“. Supplement in deutscher Sprache, Text der Tosefta in hebräischer Sprache
Bestellnummer: M11211709

Zuckermandel, Moses Samuel (Ed.)Tosephta. Based on the Erfurt and Vienna Codices. With parallels and variants. 3. Auflage

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