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48 ways to wisdom
Noah Weinberg
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An edition of 48 ways to wisdom (1982)

48 ways to wisdom

a practical guide to maximizing potential gleaned from Torah, Talmud, & post-talmudic tradition

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Publisher
Aish HaTorah
Language
English

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Subjects
Miscellanea, Mishnah

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Cover of: 48 ways to wisdom
48 ways to wisdom: a practical guide to maximizing potential gleaned from Torah, Talmud, & post-talmudic tradition
1982, Aish HaTorah
in English
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Cover of: 48 ways to wisdom
48 ways to wisdom: a practical guide to maximizing one's potential gleaned from Torah, Talmud, & post-talmudic tradition
1982, Aish HaTorah
in English

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Published in
Jerusalem, Israel
Other Titles
Forty-eight ways to wisdom

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Library of Congress
BM506.A23 W34 1982

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Pagination
v. <1> ;

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL18504753M
LCCN
2007332574

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