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This document appears to be the title of a book or document in multiple languages. The title in the first line is in an unknown language and script, while the second line provides the title translated to Arabic. The third line provides the editor of the work.

Pi žôm ente pi Psalterion ente David
Kitâb Zabûr Dâûd
[ed. Raphal Tuki]
Tuki, Raphael
urn:nbn:de:hbz:5:1-9310

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