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אגרון עברי

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ריאיטי, אלישע בן משה עורך
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Title אגרון עברי.
Related place Siena (Italy)-place of writing
Contributors ריאיטי, ישמעאל בן משה ((ממנו))
מונטיליצי, צאפירה בת רפאל ((מוזכר))
פוליניו, יינטלה ((מוזכר))
The Montefiore Library England
(current owner)
Halberstam, Solomon Joachim Chayim
(former owner)
Original Library/publisher The Montefiore Library, London, England
Script Style איטלקית
Creation Date מאה ט"ז
Notes בדף 7ב: הערה מאת העורך על נישואיו של העורך בשנת שי"ט ל"מרת צאפירה ב"ר רפאל ממונטיליצי".
דף 8ב-9א: כתב על פטירת מרת יינטילה מפוליניו יינארו שכ"ב.
כולל כשלשים אגרות משל בני משפחת "ריאיטי" ב"סיינה". ובראשם מר' ישמעאל ריאיטי, וכן נכללו אגרות אחדות משל העורך "אלישע יצ"ו בכ"מ משה מריאיטי יצ"ו" היושב ב"סיינה" בשנת שי"ט.
נושא נוסף: אגרות
The Montefiore Library London England Ms. 519
Halberstam, Solomon Joachim Chayim Ms. 310
המעתיק הוא ר' "אלישע יצ"ו בכ"מ משה מריאיטי יצ"ו היושב בסיינה".
Subject Digitized manuscripts
Publications פורסמו רובם מכתבי-יד אחרים ואחת מכ"י זה ע"י י' בוקסנבוים, אגרות בית ריאיטי, תל אביב, תשמ"ח, וראה שם, עמ' 20-21 תאור מקוצר של כתב-היד.
H. Hirschfeld, Descriptive catalogue of the Hebrew mss. of the Montefiore Library (London 1904).
Genre Personal correspondence
Call number at Current Custodian אוסף הלברשטם 310.
Extent דף 1א-9א.
Host Item קובץ.
Language Hebrew
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