Who's who in the Talmud

by Alfred J Kolatch

Hardcover, 1981

Status

Available

Call number

231 KOL

Tags

Post_Biblical_Rabbinic_Literature

Genres

Collections

ADULT COLLECTION, Flag to Weed, 23X Post-Biblical Rabbinic Lit, Midrash, Halakah

Publication

Jonathan David Publishers (1981), Edition: Revised, Hardcover, 216 pages

Subjects

Talmud Biography
Talmud Introductions

ISBN

0824602633 / 9780824602635

Local notes

231, KOL

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