Solomon ben Shalom Pergamenter () was a 19th-century Austrian

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writer and poet. He was the author of ''Yesode ha-Lashon'' (1813), in

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, for self-instruction in Hebrew, and of several Hebrew poems. He edited the sixth volume of the Hebrew literary-scientific annual ''

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'' in 1825.

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