Notes on a commentary to Mendelsohn's Beur on the Torah. [18--]

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Notes on a commentary to Mendelsohn's Beur on the Torah. [18--]

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Notes written anonymously on an anonymous work, Ha-mevaʼer beʼur la-talmid, which consists of comments to Mendelsohn's Beʼur on the Torah. Many, but not all, of the notes are on grammatical matters.

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Mendelssohn, Moses, 1729-1786

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