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Rabbinic emissary document from Hebron, 1925
Published / Created
5685 [1925]
Call Number
Hebrew MSS suppl 151 (Oversize)
Format
Digital Collection / Online / Text
Found In
Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library > Rabbinic emissary document from Hebron, 1925
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Subject (Topic)
Jews --Charities, Jews --Israel --History --Sources, Jews --Morocco --History --Sources, and Jews --Palestine --History --Sources
2.
Dos Fins Hans lid ...
Creator
Elhanan ben Abraham Helen, fl. 1616
Published / Created
493 [1733]
Call Number
Bg20q G37 616enb
Format
Digital Collection / Online / Text
Found In
Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library > Dos Fins Hans lid ...
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Subject (Topic)
Hebrew language --Texts and Jews --Germany --Frankfurt am Main
3.
Ketubah : Livorno, Italy, 1810, February 16.
Abstract
). The bride and groom are descendants of Sephardic (Spanish) Jews who settled in Italy. Besides the standard
Call Number
Hebrew MSS suppl 210 (Oversize)
Format
Digital Collection / Online / Mixed Material / Archives or Manuscripts
Found In
Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library > Ketubah : Livorno, Italy, 1810, February 16.
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Ketubah : Rome, Italy, 1820, October 25
Abstract
of the ketubot of the Jews of Rome. The micrography outlining the urn at the bottom of the border consists
Published / Created
1820 October 25
Call Number
Hebrew +93:8
Format
Digital Collection / Online / Mixed Material
Found In
Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library > Ketubah : Rome, Italy, 1820, October 25
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Ketubah : Livorno, Italy, 1806, November 26
Abstract
). The bride and groom are descendents of Sephardic (Spanish) Jews who settled in Italy. The ketubah is divided
Published / Created
1806 November 26
Call Number
Hebrew +93:6
Format
Digital Collection / Online / Mixed Material
Found In
Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library > Ketubah : Livorno, Italy, 1806, November 26
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