Auction 57 - Judaica - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters, Ceremonial Art
Amudei Gola (SeMaK) - Liadi, 1805 - Includes an Approbation of Ba'al HaTanya and Handwritten Scholarly Glosses
Opening: $600
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Sefer Amudei Gola, Sefer Mitzvot Katan (SeMaK) by Rabbi Yitzchak (Isaac) of Corbeil. Liadi, [1805]. Approbations given by R. Shneur Zalman ben R. Baruch of Liadi (Ba'al HaTanya) and R. Chanoch Henich Shik of Shklov.
Eight (trimmed) scholary glosses in small handwriting, (Ashkenazic script, 19th century). The unidentified author was evidently a Torah-scholar, who writes on page 78b: "I discussed this issue more lengthily in my responsa, and here only mentioned it briefly…". A Russian censor's signature appears after the title page.
[1], 2-117, 116-117 leaves, 20.5 cm. Blue and greenish paper. Good condition. Stains and wear, small tears. Light worming to text on last two leaves. Damaged binding.
This is the only Hebrew book printed in Liadi, the Ba'al HaTanya's town. See more about the Liadi printing house in Friedberg's book - Toldot HaDfus HaIvri bePolania [Hebrew, History of Jewish Printing in Poland], p. 137.
Eight (trimmed) scholary glosses in small handwriting, (Ashkenazic script, 19th century). The unidentified author was evidently a Torah-scholar, who writes on page 78b: "I discussed this issue more lengthily in my responsa, and here only mentioned it briefly…". A Russian censor's signature appears after the title page.
[1], 2-117, 116-117 leaves, 20.5 cm. Blue and greenish paper. Good condition. Stains and wear, small tears. Light worming to text on last two leaves. Damaged binding.
This is the only Hebrew book printed in Liadi, the Ba'al HaTanya's town. See more about the Liadi printing house in Friedberg's book - Toldot HaDfus HaIvri bePolania [Hebrew, History of Jewish Printing in Poland], p. 137.
Books printed in Slavita and Zhitomir, Russia and Poland
Books printed in Slavita and Zhitomir, Russia and Poland