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A critical edition of the works of Italian rabbi Leone Modena. This volume includes his most famous work, the Kitve Yehudah Aryeh, which provides valuable insights into the life and culture of Italian Jews during the 16th century. This edition is a must-have for scholars of Jewish history and anyone interested in the cultural and intellectual life of early modern Europe.
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