Jerusalem, NLI, F 29626

Summary

Jerusalem, NLI, F 29626 is a codex^[1].

Key Facts

• Jerusalem, NLI, F 29626 authored Q139094311^[2].
• Jerusalem, NLI, F 29626 authored Q139168550^[3].
• Jerusalem, NLI, F 29626 authored Q139185222^[4].
• Jerusalem, NLI, F 29626 authored Ephraim Deinard^[5].
• Jerusalem, NLI, F 29626 authored Tom L. Freudenheim^[6].
• Jerusalem, NLI, F 29626 is located in Jerusalem^[7].
• Jerusalem, NLI, F 29626 is in the country of Israel^[8].
• Jerusalem, NLI, F 29626's instance of is recorded as codex^[9].
• Jerusalem, NLI, F 29626's collection is recorded as National Library of Israel^[10].
• Jerusalem, NLI, F 29626's inventory number is recorded as F 29626^[11].
• Jerusalem, NLI, F 29626's writing system is recorded as Hebrew alphabet^[12].
• Jerusalem, NLI, F 29626's language of work or name is recorded as Hebrew^[13].
• +1650-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Jerusalem, NLI, F 29626^[14].
• Jerusalem, NLI, F 29626's location of creation is recorded as Gualtieri^[15].
• Jerusalem, NLI, F 29626's title is recorded as קובץ.^[16].
• Jerusalem, NLI, F 29626's number of parts of this work is recorded as {'unit': '1', 'amount': '+2'}^[17].
• Jerusalem, NLI, F 29626's on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as WikiProject Manuscripts^[18].
• Jerusalem, NLI, F 29626's copyright status is recorded as public domain^[19].
• Jerusalem, NLI, F 29626's significant place is recorded as Gualtieri^[20].

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Works and Contributions

Authored works include Q139094311^[2]; Q139168550^[3]; Q139185222^[4]; Ephraim Deinard^[5]; and Tom L. Freudenheim^[6], an art historian^[21].