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(Type of publication: envelope)

La pr�formante b�-, be- de l'Imparfait (arabe)

AT-OeAW-BA-3-27-KATZ-MS36-3-10

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Locality:	Philadelphia
Pages:	1
Museum number:	Library at the Katz Center for Advanced Judaic Studies (ARC MS 36,3,10)
Provenance:	The Eduard Glaser Collection, consisting of offprints, correspondence and manuscript material by Eduard Glaser (1855-1908), was sold to Dropsie by Eduard Glaser's youngest brother Sigmund Glaser (1857-1913). The institutional records and library collections of Dropsie College are now part of the collections of the Herbert D. Katz Center for Advanced Judaic Studies, which is part of the University of Pennsylvania's library system.

Date of letter:	1901-1913
Language:	German
Creation date:	1901 - 1913

Contents:
'GLASER, E. La pr�formante b�-, be- de l'Imparfait (arabe)'
Short description:
This envelope probably contained Eduard Glaser's treatise 'La pr�formante b�-, be- de l'Imparfait (arabe)' in which the explorer deals with the use of the prefix ب (bā) in the imperfect form of verbs in various Arabic dialects.

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