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![Manuscript, index for the book Kli Yakar on the Torah [by Rabbi Ephraim Shlomo of Luntshtitz], by Rabbi Shimshon Cohen Modon.](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale22-public/239.jpg "Manuscript – Index For Sefer Kli Yakar – Rabbi Shimshon Cohen Modon")
Auction 22 - Books, Manuscripts and Rabbinical Letters
May 8, 2012
Opening: $300
Sold for: $688
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Manuscript, index for the book Kli Yakar on the Torah [by Rabbi Ephraim Shlomo of Luntshtitz], by Rabbi Shimshon Cohen Modon. [Mantua], [1725].
Indexed summary of topics according to 1608 Prague press. Colophon: “Praise G-D… who sustained me and… to complete… on Friday, 18th of Tamuz 1725. Young Shimshon Cohen Modon”. He writes in his preface: “Upon viewing his invaluable commentaries and Chiddushim, I decided to make it accessible to others to benefit from…”.
Rabbi Shimshon son of Ya’akov Shimshon HaCohen of Modon (1679-1727), among the scholars of Mantua, disciple of Rabbi Yehuda Brail. Author of Kol Musar (Mantua, 1725) as well as additional compositions. This is a complete composition which he authored just prior to his death and he did not live to see it printed.
[37] written pages. 29 cm. Good-fair condition, stains. Tears on margins.
Indexed summary of topics according to 1608 Prague press. Colophon: “Praise G-D… who sustained me and… to complete… on Friday, 18th of Tamuz 1725. Young Shimshon Cohen Modon”. He writes in his preface: “Upon viewing his invaluable commentaries and Chiddushim, I decided to make it accessible to others to benefit from…”.
Rabbi Shimshon son of Ya’akov Shimshon HaCohen of Modon (1679-1727), among the scholars of Mantua, disciple of Rabbi Yehuda Brail. Author of Kol Musar (Mantua, 1725) as well as additional compositions. This is a complete composition which he authored just prior to his death and he did not live to see it printed.
[37] written pages. 29 cm. Good-fair condition, stains. Tears on margins.
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Italian Jewry – Letters, Manuscripts and Books
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Auction 22 - Books, Manuscripts and Rabbinical Letters
May 8, 2012
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Manuscript, yizkor notebook for Yom Kippur, with the prayers for the deceased "which money was given for them for the needs of this Beit HaKnesset, may their souls rest in peace". Italy, [19th century?].
Amongst the names of the deceased, are typical Italian names (Cohen-Ara, Guastala, Sinigalia, Kantoni, Bolonizi, Orvino, Sengviti, Pintchi, Rovigi etc).
A notebook with 4 leaves and 2 color forzatz leaves, two pages have writing. 23.5 cm. Good condition.
Amongst the names of the deceased, are typical Italian names (Cohen-Ara, Guastala, Sinigalia, Kantoni, Bolonizi, Orvino, Sengviti, Pintchi, Rovigi etc).
A notebook with 4 leaves and 2 color forzatz leaves, two pages have writing. 23.5 cm. Good condition.
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Italian Jewry – Letters, Manuscripts and Books
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Auction 22 - Books, Manuscripts and Rabbinical Letters
May 8, 2012
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Beit Yisrael (Ein Ya'akov) Vol. 2. "Printed with addition of the Tosfot versions", Verona, [1650]. Signature in ancient Italian handwriting. "This book belongs to me Yosef Yitzchak Galiko". Gloss (cutoff) and various inscriptions in foreign language.
Rabbi Yosef Yitchak son of Yissachar Galiko, a dayan and rabbi in Modena in the 18th century, taught many disciples. His son is Rabbi Efraim Galiko, author of Shashu'ei Efraim, member of the beit din of Rabbi Yishmael HaCohen of Modena.
292 leaves (copy missing 4 leaves at the end, originally: 295, [1] leaf). 16.5 cm. Fair condition, wear and stains, renewed antique leather binding.
Rabbi Yosef Yitchak son of Yissachar Galiko, a dayan and rabbi in Modena in the 18th century, taught many disciples. His son is Rabbi Efraim Galiko, author of Shashu'ei Efraim, member of the beit din of Rabbi Yishmael HaCohen of Modena.
292 leaves (copy missing 4 leaves at the end, originally: 295, [1] leaf). 16.5 cm. Fair condition, wear and stains, renewed antique leather binding.
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Italian Jewry – Letters, Manuscripts and Books
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Auction 22 - Books, Manuscripts and Rabbinical Letters
May 8, 2012
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Yearly Machzor in version customary of Italian congregations. Second section [Rosh HaShana and Yom Kippur, Sukkot and Shmini Atzeret]. Venice, [1742]. Bound together with: Sefer Tefilat Yesharim, Perek Shira U’Tefilot, by Rabbi Yehudah Aryeh of Modena. Venice, [1754].
Part of title page printed in red ink. Bound in ancient leather biding with frame and ornamented silver clasps.
Ownership notations in Italian and Hebrew from 1825.
274; 18 leaves. 16.5 cm. Good condition. Stains, moth stains. Hole in spine of binding.
Part of title page printed in red ink. Bound in ancient leather biding with frame and ornamented silver clasps.
Ownership notations in Italian and Hebrew from 1825.
274; 18 leaves. 16.5 cm. Good condition. Stains, moth stains. Hole in spine of binding.
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Italian Jewry – Letters, Manuscripts and Books
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Auction 22 - Books, Manuscripts and Rabbinical Letters
May 8, 2012
Opening: $500
Sold for: $688
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Mincha prayer for Erev Rosh Chodesh and for month of Elul, printed by the request of Gemilut Chasadim Association. Rovigo. Venice [1704].
Prayers and poems. Magnificent title page. Leaf 2 contains names of members of association.
8 leaves. 15 cm. Fair condition, stains and mildew marks. Coarse paper cut. Damaged cardboard binding.
Rare! Bibliography Institute CD lists it according to photocopy of title page of copy of Padua University.
Prayers and poems. Magnificent title page. Leaf 2 contains names of members of association.
8 leaves. 15 cm. Fair condition, stains and mildew marks. Coarse paper cut. Damaged cardboard binding.
Rare! Bibliography Institute CD lists it according to photocopy of title page of copy of Padua University.
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Italian Jewry – Letters, Manuscripts and Books
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![Responsa book by the Ga’on Kabbalist Rabbi Moshe Zakut. Venice, [1761]. First edition. Introduction and approbations in Hebre](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale22-public/244.jpg "Rabbi Moshe Zakut Responsa, Venice 1761")
Auction 22 - Books, Manuscripts and Rabbinical Letters
May 8, 2012
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Responsa book by the Ga’on Kabbalist Rabbi Moshe Zakut. Venice, [1761]. First edition. Introduction and approbations in Hebrew and Latin. [4], 58 leaves. 20.5 cm. Good condition, original worn binding, bound with printed sheets of poetry book “Bnei Ktura – Kehunat Avraham” (Venice 1719).
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Italian Jewry – Letters, Manuscripts and Books
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Auction 22 - Books, Manuscripts and Rabbinical Letters
May 8, 2012
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Sefer Zivchei Cohen, summary of laws of slaughtering, examination of lung and gouging. Rabbi Yitzchak Cohen (slaughterer in Livorno). Livorno, [1832]. Hebrew and Italian.
Eight folding illustration plates (Bibliography Institute CD lists only seven plates!), which contain anatomical illustrations of animal organs, signs of Kashrut in poultry, and more.
64 pages + [8] folding illustration plates. 20 cm. (Maximal size of plates: 37X31 cm.) Good condition, stains, few tears. New binding.
Eight folding illustration plates (Bibliography Institute CD lists only seven plates!), which contain anatomical illustrations of animal organs, signs of Kashrut in poultry, and more.
64 pages + [8] folding illustration plates. 20 cm. (Maximal size of plates: 37X31 cm.) Good condition, stains, few tears. New binding.
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Italian Jewry – Letters, Manuscripts and Books
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Auction 22 - Books, Manuscripts and Rabbinical Letters
May 8, 2012
Opening: $12,500
Sold for: $15,625
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A huge and impressive collection of autographs. Dozens of letters, rulings, halachic responsa, testaments and bills, handwritten and signed by c. 100 rabbis and scholars of Morocco and North Africa. 18th and 19th centuries.
Amongst the writers and those who signed are rabbis of distinguished lineage in Morocco, some of the most prominent rabbis and dayanim who served in Fez, Meknes, Sefrou, Mogador (Essaouira) etc. from the families of Ben Atar, Ebn Tzur, Birdugo, Toledano, Siriro, Monsoneigo etc.
*Shtar Siluk from 1711 signed by Rabbi Yehuda ben Atar – Mohariva (1755-1834, Malkei Rabanan 46, 4), Head of the Fez Beit Din and leader of his generation [relative of the author of the Or HaChaim HaKadosh], author of Minchat Yehuda etc. Moroccan Jews admired him greatly and called him Rabbi Elkabir [Our great rabbi]. The Chida writes of him: "The rabbi was used to miracles and my ears have heard some of the wonders that have happened to him during his life and even after his death… he was thrown to the lions and saved after he stayed with them a day and a night… people used to give oaths in his name and if they gave a false oath they would die".
*3 pages handwritten by the greatest Moroccan rabbi of his time (successor of Rabbi Yehuda Ben Atar) Rabbi Ya'akov Ebn Tzur – Ya'avetz (1673-1753, Malkei Rabanan, Leafs 64-65). *Documents signed by the members of the beit din of the Ya'avetz and the scholars of his time, including: A document signed by Rabbi Menachem Siriro – son-in-law of the Ya'avetz and Rabbi Shalem Edrei. *A beit din ruling from 1753 (the year Ya'avetz died) signed by Rabbi Maimon Busidan and Rabbi Shmuel Ebn David Ochyon, concerning Rabbi Refael Oved Ebn Tzur, the Ya'avetz's son. "The rabbi, his father" is mentioned in the document. *A shtar for the widow of Rabbi Chaviv Toledano from 1838, signed by Rabbi Elazar Bahalul, Rabbi Moshe Toledano and Rabbi Elazar Cohen. *A document from 1745, signed by the rabbis of the beit din, Rabbi Efraim Monsoneigo, Rabbi Moshe Ebn Zimra and Rabbi Shmuel Elbaz [disciple of Rabbi Yehuda Ben Atar and a member of the beit din of the Ya'avetz. A friend of Rabbi Chaim Ben Atar, author of the Or HaChaim, who reffered to him as "brother of the Rashba"]. *Documents signed by early Moroccan rabbis: Rabbi Eliyahu HaTzorfati (the first), Rabbi Shaul Yeshua Abitbul (author of Avnei Shayish), Rabbi Shaul Ebn Denan, Rabbi Maimon Ebn Denan, Rabbi Maimon Busidan, Rabbi Yitzchak Shimon Tzeva, Rabbi Yehuda Bar Dehan, Rabbi Petachya Mordechai Birodugo and Rabbi Refael Birdugo (known as "The Angel Refael"). *Many more signatures.
The rulings and documents are signed by the leading rabbis of Morocco of the 18th and 19th centuries: Rabbi Videl HaTzorfati, Rabbi Yedidya Monsoneigo, Rabbi Yehuda Ben Atar (the second), Rabbi Matitya Siriro, Rabbi Ya'akov Birdugo, Rabbi Ya'akov Ben Atar, Rabbi Matitya Birdugo, Rabbi Amor Abitbul, Rabbi Chaviv Toledano, Rabbi Refael Ebn Tzur, Rabbi Amram Elbaz, Rabbi Shlomo Nahon, Rabbi Yehuda Elbaz and many others.
C. half of the manuscripts are from the 18th century (beginning with 1706) and c. half are from the 19th century (between 1800-1900). Few items are from the beginning of the 20th century – the 1900-s).
49 items, dozens of leaves. Varied size, overall good condition. Arranged in a binder.
Amongst the writers and those who signed are rabbis of distinguished lineage in Morocco, some of the most prominent rabbis and dayanim who served in Fez, Meknes, Sefrou, Mogador (Essaouira) etc. from the families of Ben Atar, Ebn Tzur, Birdugo, Toledano, Siriro, Monsoneigo etc.
*Shtar Siluk from 1711 signed by Rabbi Yehuda ben Atar – Mohariva (1755-1834, Malkei Rabanan 46, 4), Head of the Fez Beit Din and leader of his generation [relative of the author of the Or HaChaim HaKadosh], author of Minchat Yehuda etc. Moroccan Jews admired him greatly and called him Rabbi Elkabir [Our great rabbi]. The Chida writes of him: "The rabbi was used to miracles and my ears have heard some of the wonders that have happened to him during his life and even after his death… he was thrown to the lions and saved after he stayed with them a day and a night… people used to give oaths in his name and if they gave a false oath they would die".
*3 pages handwritten by the greatest Moroccan rabbi of his time (successor of Rabbi Yehuda Ben Atar) Rabbi Ya'akov Ebn Tzur – Ya'avetz (1673-1753, Malkei Rabanan, Leafs 64-65). *Documents signed by the members of the beit din of the Ya'avetz and the scholars of his time, including: A document signed by Rabbi Menachem Siriro – son-in-law of the Ya'avetz and Rabbi Shalem Edrei. *A beit din ruling from 1753 (the year Ya'avetz died) signed by Rabbi Maimon Busidan and Rabbi Shmuel Ebn David Ochyon, concerning Rabbi Refael Oved Ebn Tzur, the Ya'avetz's son. "The rabbi, his father" is mentioned in the document. *A shtar for the widow of Rabbi Chaviv Toledano from 1838, signed by Rabbi Elazar Bahalul, Rabbi Moshe Toledano and Rabbi Elazar Cohen. *A document from 1745, signed by the rabbis of the beit din, Rabbi Efraim Monsoneigo, Rabbi Moshe Ebn Zimra and Rabbi Shmuel Elbaz [disciple of Rabbi Yehuda Ben Atar and a member of the beit din of the Ya'avetz. A friend of Rabbi Chaim Ben Atar, author of the Or HaChaim, who reffered to him as "brother of the Rashba"]. *Documents signed by early Moroccan rabbis: Rabbi Eliyahu HaTzorfati (the first), Rabbi Shaul Yeshua Abitbul (author of Avnei Shayish), Rabbi Shaul Ebn Denan, Rabbi Maimon Ebn Denan, Rabbi Maimon Busidan, Rabbi Yitzchak Shimon Tzeva, Rabbi Yehuda Bar Dehan, Rabbi Petachya Mordechai Birodugo and Rabbi Refael Birdugo (known as "The Angel Refael"). *Many more signatures.
The rulings and documents are signed by the leading rabbis of Morocco of the 18th and 19th centuries: Rabbi Videl HaTzorfati, Rabbi Yedidya Monsoneigo, Rabbi Yehuda Ben Atar (the second), Rabbi Matitya Siriro, Rabbi Ya'akov Birdugo, Rabbi Ya'akov Ben Atar, Rabbi Matitya Birdugo, Rabbi Amor Abitbul, Rabbi Chaviv Toledano, Rabbi Refael Ebn Tzur, Rabbi Amram Elbaz, Rabbi Shlomo Nahon, Rabbi Yehuda Elbaz and many others.
C. half of the manuscripts are from the 18th century (beginning with 1706) and c. half are from the 19th century (between 1800-1900). Few items are from the beginning of the 20th century – the 1900-s).
49 items, dozens of leaves. Varied size, overall good condition. Arranged in a binder.
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Moroccan Jewry – Manuscripts and Letters
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Auction 22 - Books, Manuscripts and Rabbinical Letters
May 8, 2012
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Manuscript Padah Et Avraham, responsa and novellae, sermons and piyutim, by Rabbi Refael Avraham Kalphon, an eminent Rabbi of Tiberias and Haifa, (1864-1886).
Autographic writing by the author, in handsome Oriental writing, with many additions on the sheets and between the lines. Many author's signatures, some full signatures but most pseudonyms.
~ Letters of responsa sent to various rabbis: Rabbi Menashe Sethon whom he met traveling to Beirut; Rabbi "Yissa Bracha" [apparently, his friend Rabbi Yosef Shmuel Abulafia – a Tiberias Torah scholar, who left a manuscript by that name]. On Leaf 15/2, a section appears in different handwriting starting with the words of "Ish" and at the end, the author writes "These are the words of Rabbi Nehorai 'Ish Kilvavi' and he correctly understood…". Several letters by Rabbi Yosef Shmuel Abulafia are also copied on this manuscript; letters to the Rabbi "Mevin Chochma" [Rabbi Moshe, also a Tiberias rabbi who at that time was an emissary to a different country]; another handwritten halachic query and response signed with a pseudonym, etc.
~ Responsa by Western Torah scholars: Rabbi Yeshua Basis, Rabbi Chai Taib, his uncle Rabbi Moshe HaLevi [he notes that he is copying a responsum from a manuscript that he found while staying by Moharitz Ebn Valid – from my uncle Rabbi Moshe HaLevi].
~ Several piyutim which he wrote, with the acronym of his name Refael Avraham. A piyut for a brit milah and in honor of Rabbi Meir Ba'al HaNess, written at the dedication of the building erected over his grave in 1868 – [This piyut was printed in his name in the book "Meir Bat Ayin" (Tunis 1899), but with many differences, see attached photocopy].
Rabbi Avraham Refael Kalphon (1820-1886), a Rabbi of Tituan (Spanish Morocco), immigrated to Tiberias in 1860 and served there as Rosh Yeshiva and dayan. Traveled to Beirut and Istanbul as an emissary and was a leading force behind the aliya movement of Moroccan Jews to Sefad, Haifa and Tiberias. Served for a while as chief Rabbi in Tiberias, but in 1883 moved to Haifa, where he was appointed Head of the Beit Din. His novellae were never printed and remained in manuscript form: Padah et Avraham, and Me'at Ochel on Mishlei and V'Achal V'Chai L'Olam on Tehillim (mentioned in this manuscript, with note of page in manuscript). His son Rabbi Moshe was son-in-law of his renowned disciple Rabbi Refael Ebn Naim, Rabbi of Gibraltar.
Volume of 300 leaves, 150 of them closely written. 20 cm. Varied condition, good to fair, wear and moth damage. Worn binding. Written on leather spine, Padah et Avraham. Includes handwritten sermon of the dedication of the Beit HaKnesset and school in Tiberias in the beginning of the 20th century found between the book leaves. 5 pages, 25 cm. Good-fair condition, tears to paper folds.
Autographic writing by the author, in handsome Oriental writing, with many additions on the sheets and between the lines. Many author's signatures, some full signatures but most pseudonyms.
~ Letters of responsa sent to various rabbis: Rabbi Menashe Sethon whom he met traveling to Beirut; Rabbi "Yissa Bracha" [apparently, his friend Rabbi Yosef Shmuel Abulafia – a Tiberias Torah scholar, who left a manuscript by that name]. On Leaf 15/2, a section appears in different handwriting starting with the words of "Ish" and at the end, the author writes "These are the words of Rabbi Nehorai 'Ish Kilvavi' and he correctly understood…". Several letters by Rabbi Yosef Shmuel Abulafia are also copied on this manuscript; letters to the Rabbi "Mevin Chochma" [Rabbi Moshe, also a Tiberias rabbi who at that time was an emissary to a different country]; another handwritten halachic query and response signed with a pseudonym, etc.
~ Responsa by Western Torah scholars: Rabbi Yeshua Basis, Rabbi Chai Taib, his uncle Rabbi Moshe HaLevi [he notes that he is copying a responsum from a manuscript that he found while staying by Moharitz Ebn Valid – from my uncle Rabbi Moshe HaLevi].
~ Several piyutim which he wrote, with the acronym of his name Refael Avraham. A piyut for a brit milah and in honor of Rabbi Meir Ba'al HaNess, written at the dedication of the building erected over his grave in 1868 – [This piyut was printed in his name in the book "Meir Bat Ayin" (Tunis 1899), but with many differences, see attached photocopy].
Rabbi Avraham Refael Kalphon (1820-1886), a Rabbi of Tituan (Spanish Morocco), immigrated to Tiberias in 1860 and served there as Rosh Yeshiva and dayan. Traveled to Beirut and Istanbul as an emissary and was a leading force behind the aliya movement of Moroccan Jews to Sefad, Haifa and Tiberias. Served for a while as chief Rabbi in Tiberias, but in 1883 moved to Haifa, where he was appointed Head of the Beit Din. His novellae were never printed and remained in manuscript form: Padah et Avraham, and Me'at Ochel on Mishlei and V'Achal V'Chai L'Olam on Tehillim (mentioned in this manuscript, with note of page in manuscript). His son Rabbi Moshe was son-in-law of his renowned disciple Rabbi Refael Ebn Naim, Rabbi of Gibraltar.
Volume of 300 leaves, 150 of them closely written. 20 cm. Varied condition, good to fair, wear and moth damage. Worn binding. Written on leather spine, Padah et Avraham. Includes handwritten sermon of the dedication of the Beit HaKnesset and school in Tiberias in the beginning of the 20th century found between the book leaves. 5 pages, 25 cm. Good-fair condition, tears to paper folds.
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Moroccan Jewry – Manuscripts and Letters
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Auction 22 - Books, Manuscripts and Rabbinical Letters
May 8, 2012
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Manuscript, Sefer Halacha LeMoshe, responsa in Halacha, by Rabbi Rephael Moshe Elbaz (among scholars of Sefrou – Morocco, and author of many books, 1823-1896; for additional information related to him see: Malchei Rabanan, p. 107).
This manuscript was the basis for the Halacha LeMoshe responsa book (Jerusalem, 1901).
Manuscript incomplete, contains many dozens of leaves, some of which are incomplete, in Even Ha’ezer and Choshen Mishpat sections. 26 cm. Delicate paper. Fair-poor condition.
This manuscript was the basis for the Halacha LeMoshe responsa book (Jerusalem, 1901).
Manuscript incomplete, contains many dozens of leaves, some of which are incomplete, in Even Ha’ezer and Choshen Mishpat sections. 26 cm. Delicate paper. Fair-poor condition.
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Moroccan Jewry – Manuscripts and Letters
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Auction 22 - Books, Manuscripts and Rabbinical Letters
May 8, 2012
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Manuscript of Chiddushim on the Torah, Parshiot Bereshit-VaYishlach, and logical reasoning for laws of slaughtering (interesting questions for review on laws of slaughtering in Jewish-Arabic), [Morocco], (1891). Curly signatures of Rabbi “Chaim son of Rabbi Shalom Cohen”.
Approx. 110 written pages, 21.5 cm. Thick paper, fair condition, wear and tear, damage to text on several leaves. Unbound.
Approx. 110 written pages, 21.5 cm. Thick paper, fair condition, wear and tear, damage to text on several leaves. Unbound.
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Auction 22 - Books, Manuscripts and Rabbinical Letters
May 8, 2012
Opening: $1,000
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Manuscript, Sefer Kol Sasson, supplications and poems for Shabbat and holidays including collection of poems; poems for circumcision and phylacteries (Bar Mitzvah) and rejoicing with groom. [Morocco], (1899).
Complete composition in fine and organized writing which includes hundreds [!] of poems by scholars of Morocco and countries of the West, including Pituchei Chotam indexes. [Similar book Kol Sasson, edited by Rabbi Avraham Chadida, first printed in Casablanca in 1945; this book is an earlier manuscript which includes many poems some of which are currently unknown].
Approx. 370 written pages: [3], 3-124; 266, [9] pages. 17.5 cm. Dry paper, good condition, ornamented torn leather binding.
Complete composition in fine and organized writing which includes hundreds [!] of poems by scholars of Morocco and countries of the West, including Pituchei Chotam indexes. [Similar book Kol Sasson, edited by Rabbi Avraham Chadida, first printed in Casablanca in 1945; this book is an earlier manuscript which includes many poems some of which are currently unknown].
Approx. 370 written pages: [3], 3-124; 266, [9] pages. 17.5 cm. Dry paper, good condition, ornamented torn leather binding.
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