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Auction 44 - Judaica: Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
March 11, 2015
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Manuscript, outline for two sermons regarding the subject of repentance and the month of Elul. Autographic writing of Rabbi Yoseph Chaim of Baghdad, author of Ben Ish Chai. [Baghdad, c. 1890s].
At the top of every page is the Hebrew acronym of "With the help of G-d we will do and succeed…". He concludes his words with the prayer: "G-d shall help us, Amen".
Rabbi Yoseph Chaim of Baghdad (1833-1909), author of Ben Ish Chai and numerous other important books, son of Rabbi Eliyahu Chaim ben Rabbi Moshe Chaim Rabbi of Bagdad. Disciple of Rabbi Abdallah Somech. After his father's death in 1859 at the age of 26, Rabbi Yoseph Chaim succeeded his father in the delivery of the Shabbat sermon in the Great Synagogue and continued to give a discourse every Shabbat for fifty years. He became world famous as "unique in his generation" in his knowledge of revealed and hidden Torah and was renowned for his great holiness. He wrote Rav Pe'alim, Torah Lishma, Ben Ish Chai, Ben Ish Chayil, Ben Yehoyada, Od Yoseph Chai, Leshon Chachamim, Aderet Eliyahu, Chasdei Avot etc.
1 leaf, written on both sides, 13.5 cm. Very good condition.
Enclosed is the deciphering of the leaf's content.
At the top of every page is the Hebrew acronym of "With the help of G-d we will do and succeed…". He concludes his words with the prayer: "G-d shall help us, Amen".
Rabbi Yoseph Chaim of Baghdad (1833-1909), author of Ben Ish Chai and numerous other important books, son of Rabbi Eliyahu Chaim ben Rabbi Moshe Chaim Rabbi of Bagdad. Disciple of Rabbi Abdallah Somech. After his father's death in 1859 at the age of 26, Rabbi Yoseph Chaim succeeded his father in the delivery of the Shabbat sermon in the Great Synagogue and continued to give a discourse every Shabbat for fifty years. He became world famous as "unique in his generation" in his knowledge of revealed and hidden Torah and was renowned for his great holiness. He wrote Rav Pe'alim, Torah Lishma, Ben Ish Chai, Ben Ish Chayil, Ben Yehoyada, Od Yoseph Chai, Leshon Chachamim, Aderet Eliyahu, Chasdei Avot etc.
1 leaf, written on both sides, 13.5 cm. Very good condition.
Enclosed is the deciphering of the leaf's content.
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Auction 44 - Judaica: Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
March 11, 2015
Opening: $2,000
Sold for: $5,500
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Manuscript, novellae on the Torah, on Nevi'im and Ketuvim, Shir HaShirim and Tehilim, Aggada, Halacha and Kabbalah interpretations. In the author's handwriting, the Gaon Rabbi Moshe Kimchi one of the leading Hebron rabbis, Rosh Yeshiva and member of Beit Din of Rabbi Eliyahu Saliman Mani. Autographic writing of the author, through various periods – Hebron, ca. 1830s-1880s.
Author’s ink stamps: “Moshe Kimchi”, “M.K.”.
Numerous signatures at the end of different sections: "EM"K S"T", "MEM"K", "Me'iti EM"K S"T", "From me the writer "EM"K" [EMK – initials: Eved Hashem Moshe Kimchi. A poetic phrase after the verse "MeEmek Hevron"].
A comprehensive composition which has not been printed – Novellae and compilations on Torah portions and Haftarot, biblical, Megilot and Tehilim compilations. In several places he extends Halachic matters (see Parashat BaMidbar) and in other places he deals with Kabbalah matters, (the verse in Tehilim "Ki Alecha Horgenu" he brings an interpretation by HaAri "from Harav HaChasid"). In most places he brings at the end of a chapter the source, and if it is an original novellae of the author he signs in pseudonym: "EME"K", "MEME"K" etc. in poetic phrases. He also refers to his teachers: "Rav Achai",…"Rabbi Hadisa Kahana …", and more.
This manuscript reached later Rabbi Yossef Nissim Burla (Av Beit Din Jerusalem 1828-1903, author of "VaYeshev Yossef" and "Leket Yossef") – In Parashat Ra'ah there is a comment handwritten by him and his signature "HaTza'ir Yossef Nissim Burla S"T".
The Gaon Rabbi Moshe Kimchi, was born (1809) in Bosnia, relocated to Hebron as a child in 1820. Over the years he was appointed as Beit Din member and Rosh Yeshiva. In ca. 1880-1890 served as Hebron congregation committee head, and was the "second to sign" after the city's rabbi Eliyahu Saliman Mani ["Third to sign" was Rabbi Rachamim Franco]. Since 1839 he is signed on various documents. In 1851 he signed an emissary missive for Rabbi David Hacohen and in the years 1861-1862, he himself went on a mission. He is also signed on approbations of various books. In his approbation for the book “Avodat Hashem” by Rabbi Shneur Zalman ben rabbi Menachem Mendel (Jerusalem 1883) he is named “the wonderful rabbi…”. In 1887 he is signed with Hebron rabbis on an approbation for Sidur “Oholei Ya’akov”.
More than 170 written pages (numerous blank leaves) 19 cm. Paper of good quality. Good-fair condition, wear and spotting. Minor damages to borders of leaves. Old binding.
Author’s ink stamps: “Moshe Kimchi”, “M.K.”.
Numerous signatures at the end of different sections: "EM"K S"T", "MEM"K", "Me'iti EM"K S"T", "From me the writer "EM"K" [EMK – initials: Eved Hashem Moshe Kimchi. A poetic phrase after the verse "MeEmek Hevron"].
A comprehensive composition which has not been printed – Novellae and compilations on Torah portions and Haftarot, biblical, Megilot and Tehilim compilations. In several places he extends Halachic matters (see Parashat BaMidbar) and in other places he deals with Kabbalah matters, (the verse in Tehilim "Ki Alecha Horgenu" he brings an interpretation by HaAri "from Harav HaChasid"). In most places he brings at the end of a chapter the source, and if it is an original novellae of the author he signs in pseudonym: "EME"K", "MEME"K" etc. in poetic phrases. He also refers to his teachers: "Rav Achai",…"Rabbi Hadisa Kahana …", and more.
This manuscript reached later Rabbi Yossef Nissim Burla (Av Beit Din Jerusalem 1828-1903, author of "VaYeshev Yossef" and "Leket Yossef") – In Parashat Ra'ah there is a comment handwritten by him and his signature "HaTza'ir Yossef Nissim Burla S"T".
The Gaon Rabbi Moshe Kimchi, was born (1809) in Bosnia, relocated to Hebron as a child in 1820. Over the years he was appointed as Beit Din member and Rosh Yeshiva. In ca. 1880-1890 served as Hebron congregation committee head, and was the "second to sign" after the city's rabbi Eliyahu Saliman Mani ["Third to sign" was Rabbi Rachamim Franco]. Since 1839 he is signed on various documents. In 1851 he signed an emissary missive for Rabbi David Hacohen and in the years 1861-1862, he himself went on a mission. He is also signed on approbations of various books. In his approbation for the book “Avodat Hashem” by Rabbi Shneur Zalman ben rabbi Menachem Mendel (Jerusalem 1883) he is named “the wonderful rabbi…”. In 1887 he is signed with Hebron rabbis on an approbation for Sidur “Oholei Ya’akov”.
More than 170 written pages (numerous blank leaves) 19 cm. Paper of good quality. Good-fair condition, wear and spotting. Minor damages to borders of leaves. Old binding.
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Manuscripts - Scholars from the East
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Auction 44 - Judaica: Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
March 11, 2015
Opening: $1,500
Sold for: $3,750
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Manuscript, novallae and compilations on the Torah, sermons in "Misgav Ladach Society", sermon for the introduction of a Sefer Torah and eulogies. (Including: several Halachic responsa and lists of Torah novellae and "memories" of Halachic rulings). Unknown author – but from the writings it is clear that he is one of Jerusalem rabbis, member of the Sephardi Beit Din of Rabbi Yossef Nissim Burla. [Autographic writing by the author, from different periods – Jerusalem ca.1880-1910].
A complete composition [which was probably never printed] – novellae and compilations on Seder HaParshiyot. Sermons delivered in meetings of the Holy Society "Misgav Ladach", that the author was one of its heads ["Misgav Ladach" society for treating poor patients, was founded in 1879 by Sephardi rabbis in Jerusalem]. A sermon for introduction of a Sefer Torah [to "Misgav Ladach"?] donated by Iraqi Hacohen family of Calcutta. Sermons for a eulogy and more.
This composition has probably been written since about 1880. At the end of Parashat VeYigash: "homiletics delivered in the Great Synagogue on Shabat Zechor in 1883". Parts were written in 1900 [it is evident, from the fact that he mentions the "General Hospital" which was established in the mid 1890's, and since it is told in several places that he brings citations from books by Rabbi Avraham Falaji – who passed away in 1899]. It was written at least until 1909 – see the end of Parashat VaYira, an addition in which he raises some questions concerning matrimonial laws asked in the Beit Din in Jerusalem one of which being: “This year – 1909, we got a question from Georgia…”.
In several places the writer brings interpretations and rumors in the name of his friends and teachers of Jerusalem rabbis: “R’ Achai Gaon Menachem Hacohen..” [possibly, Rabbi Menachen ben Shem Tov Chasid Hacohen, of the founders of Misgav Ladach Hospital], [sermon at the end of Parashat Noah); “[Ateret Rosheinu Moreinu harav] Gaon Yerushalayim… Ashkenazi…” (Parashat Lech Lecha); “I heard from Rabbi …Ninyo [Rabbi Meir Ninyo of the Tiberias sages, 1840-1918] who heard from Rabbi Mirkado Taragan…who said…” (end of Parashat Vayira); “the great Rabbi AT”R [the “Rishon Lezion” – Rabbi Raphael Meir Panigel] …Lev Marpeh” (Parashat Vayigash); “what I saw in the writing of the great rabbi…Rosh Av Beit Dinenu …Burla” [Rabbi Yossef Nissim Burla Rosh Av Beit Din Jerusalem, 1828-1903] (homiletic opening with “Ashrey Haish”); and on the last page of the manuscript, he writes “and his greatness RA”G [Rabbi Achai Gaon – name of honor for a friend] Eliyahu Panigel…” [Rabbi Eliyahu Moshe Panigel, 1847-1919. “Rishon LeZion and Chacham Bashi during the years 1907-1909].
Bound notebook of about 140 written pages (numerous blank pages) + additional pages with 7 written pages. 20 cm. Thin paper of good quality. Good-fair condition, wear and spotting. Moisture marks. Original binding, worn.
A complete composition [which was probably never printed] – novellae and compilations on Seder HaParshiyot. Sermons delivered in meetings of the Holy Society "Misgav Ladach", that the author was one of its heads ["Misgav Ladach" society for treating poor patients, was founded in 1879 by Sephardi rabbis in Jerusalem]. A sermon for introduction of a Sefer Torah [to "Misgav Ladach"?] donated by Iraqi Hacohen family of Calcutta. Sermons for a eulogy and more.
This composition has probably been written since about 1880. At the end of Parashat VeYigash: "homiletics delivered in the Great Synagogue on Shabat Zechor in 1883". Parts were written in 1900 [it is evident, from the fact that he mentions the "General Hospital" which was established in the mid 1890's, and since it is told in several places that he brings citations from books by Rabbi Avraham Falaji – who passed away in 1899]. It was written at least until 1909 – see the end of Parashat VaYira, an addition in which he raises some questions concerning matrimonial laws asked in the Beit Din in Jerusalem one of which being: “This year – 1909, we got a question from Georgia…”.
In several places the writer brings interpretations and rumors in the name of his friends and teachers of Jerusalem rabbis: “R’ Achai Gaon Menachem Hacohen..” [possibly, Rabbi Menachen ben Shem Tov Chasid Hacohen, of the founders of Misgav Ladach Hospital], [sermon at the end of Parashat Noah); “[Ateret Rosheinu Moreinu harav] Gaon Yerushalayim… Ashkenazi…” (Parashat Lech Lecha); “I heard from Rabbi …Ninyo [Rabbi Meir Ninyo of the Tiberias sages, 1840-1918] who heard from Rabbi Mirkado Taragan…who said…” (end of Parashat Vayira); “the great Rabbi AT”R [the “Rishon Lezion” – Rabbi Raphael Meir Panigel] …Lev Marpeh” (Parashat Vayigash); “what I saw in the writing of the great rabbi…Rosh Av Beit Dinenu …Burla” [Rabbi Yossef Nissim Burla Rosh Av Beit Din Jerusalem, 1828-1903] (homiletic opening with “Ashrey Haish”); and on the last page of the manuscript, he writes “and his greatness RA”G [Rabbi Achai Gaon – name of honor for a friend] Eliyahu Panigel…” [Rabbi Eliyahu Moshe Panigel, 1847-1919. “Rishon LeZion and Chacham Bashi during the years 1907-1909].
Bound notebook of about 140 written pages (numerous blank pages) + additional pages with 7 written pages. 20 cm. Thin paper of good quality. Good-fair condition, wear and spotting. Moisture marks. Original binding, worn.
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Manuscripts - Scholars from the East
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Auction 44 - Judaica: Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
March 11, 2015
Opening: $300
Sold for: $475
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Manuscript, Piyutim and Bakashot. [Salonika/Turkey, 18th / 19th century]. Hebrew, Ladino and other languages.
Oriental writing by several writers. Piyutim by Rabbi Yisrael Najara and other poets. On one leaf is a "Poem written in the combination of four languages".
[68] leaves. 15 cm. Poor condition. Moisture damages, tears and worm marks, with missing parts, damages caused to the text, and faded ink in several places. Contemporary leather binding, torn and damaged.
Oriental writing by several writers. Piyutim by Rabbi Yisrael Najara and other poets. On one leaf is a "Poem written in the combination of four languages".
[68] leaves. 15 cm. Poor condition. Moisture damages, tears and worm marks, with missing parts, damages caused to the text, and faded ink in several places. Contemporary leather binding, torn and damaged.
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Manuscripts - Scholars from the East
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Auction 44 - Judaica: Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
March 11, 2015
Opening: $250
Sold for: $313
Including buyer's premium
Manuscript, Seder Birkat Rechava Shakla. [Baghdad, or its region, early 20th century].
All pages are framed with linear borders. Manuscript includes: Blessings for Consolation of Mourners [Birkat Rechava version, as cited in Ketubot tractate 8,B]; Justification of Death; Order of Seven Encirclements (Hakafot) of Deceased, with liturgical poems “Hineh Makom Vehineh Nachalah”, “Kana Malon Hineh Beit Menuchah”, “Aseifat Shalom Tehei Aseifatcha” and “He’asfu Adat Netzurim Ke’ishon”; version for burial of woman; laying children to rest; and prayer to recite upon visiting a cemetery after thirty days.
26 pages. 18 cm. Fair condition, wear and tear on leaf margins. New binding.
All pages are framed with linear borders. Manuscript includes: Blessings for Consolation of Mourners [Birkat Rechava version, as cited in Ketubot tractate 8,B]; Justification of Death; Order of Seven Encirclements (Hakafot) of Deceased, with liturgical poems “Hineh Makom Vehineh Nachalah”, “Kana Malon Hineh Beit Menuchah”, “Aseifat Shalom Tehei Aseifatcha” and “He’asfu Adat Netzurim Ke’ishon”; version for burial of woman; laying children to rest; and prayer to recite upon visiting a cemetery after thirty days.
26 pages. 18 cm. Fair condition, wear and tear on leaf margins. New binding.
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