An Arabic commentary on Lamentations by Tanchum of Jerusalem
(Tanchumi Hierosolymitani commentarius Arabicus in Lamentationes)

Name: An Arabic commentary on Lamentations by Tanchum of Jerusalem
Author: Tanḥum ben Joseph, of Jerusalem, -1291, author Author info »

Title	An Arabic commentary on Lamentations by Tanchum of Jerusalem
Title Original	Tanchumi Hierosolymitani commentarius Arabicus in Lamentationes
Author	Tanḥum ben Joseph, of Jerusalem, -1291, author Author info »
Author Original	Cureton, William, 1808-1864, editor
Publication Date:	1843
Publication Place	London - [publisher not identified]
Subject	Bible. Lamentations > Commentaries. Christianity.
Type	Book
Language	ara,jrb,lat
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Physical Dimensions	1 online resource (51 images)
Library:	The Cornell University Library
Record ID	9524821
Library Location	Cornell University Library
Date	1843
Notes	Reproduction of the original from The British Library. Also issued in print. Electronic reproduction.
Sample Text	From the unique Bodleian codex of Hebrew letters he wrote it down in the Arabic character and published William Cureton.
Seri	Early Arabic Printed Books from the British Library.

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An Arabic commentary on Lamentations by Tanchum of Jerusalem

(Tanchumi Hierosolymitani commentarius Arabicus in Lamentationes)

Author Tanḥum ben Joseph, of Jerusalem, -1291, author Author info »

Author Original Cureton, William, 1808-1864, editor

Publication Date 1843

Publication Place London - [publisher not identified]

Subject Bible. Lamentations > Commentaries. Christianity.

Type Book

Language ara,jrb,lat

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

Physical Dimensions 1 online resource (51 images)

Library The Cornell University Library

Record ID 9524821

Library Location Cornell University Library

Date 1843

Notes Reproduction of the original from The British Library. Also issued in print. Electronic reproduction.

Sample Text From the unique Bodleian codex of Hebrew letters he wrote it down in the Arabic character and published William Cureton.

Seri Early Arabic Printed Books from the British Library.