Catalog Record: ha-Mishnah : asher ʻalehah nosad ha-Talmud ha-Yerushalmi me-reshitah ṿe-ʻad sofah | Hathi Trust Digital Library

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ha-Mishnah : asher ʻalehah nosad ha-Talmud ha-Yerushalmi me-reshitah ṿe-ʻad sofah / heʻetaḳtihah mi-ketav yad ṿe-hotsetihah ʻim heʻarot meʻaṭot u-ḳetsarot, ani Ṿiliʾam Henri Lu.

Other Authors: Lowe, W. H. 1848-1917.
Language(s): Hebrew
Published: [Cambridge : At the University Press, 1883]
Note: Added t.p.: The Mishnah on which the Palestinian Talmud rests. Edited ... from the unique ms. preserved in the University Library of Cambridge, by W.H. Lowe.
Half title: Mi-Tanya de-Talmuda de-bene maʻaravah. Nidpas me-ḥadash be-mahadurat tsilum metsumtsemet, Yerushalayim, 727 [1966 or 7]
ha-Mishnah ʻal-pi ketav-yad Ḳembridgʹ.
Physical Description: 2 v. (250 l.) ; 25 cm.
Original Format: Book
Original Classification Number: BM 497 1883
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